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Human Body Systems Trivia!
Human Body Systems Trivia!
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Which organ is most closely associated with the CIRCULATORY system?
Skin
Heart
Brain
Kidneys
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The calcium that we digest can be used to strengthen bones:
Digestive/Skeletal
Digestive/Circulatory
Muscular/Skeletal
Respiratory/Skeletal
3
The acid in the stomach protects the body against food-borne pathogens:
Digestive/Immune
Respiratory/Immune
Circulatory/Immune
Nervous/Immune
4
How many tickles does it take to make an octopus laugh?
Eight
Ten
Two
Four
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Which organ is most closely associated with the EXCRETORY system?
Kidneys
Heart
Stomach
Brain
6
The brain can help stimulate defense mechanisms against infections:
Nervous/Immune
Respiratory/Immune
Circulatory/Immune
Nervous/Endocrine
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White blood cells that attack bacteria and viruses are transported through the blood:
Skeletal/Muscular
Immune/Respiratory
Immune/Circulatory
Digestive/Circulatory
8
When you see or smell food, the brain sends a signal to the mouth to begin salivating:
Digestive/Reproductive
Endocrine/Muscular
Nervous/Digestive
Skeletal/Circulatory
9
Pancreas secretes the hormone insulin to maintain blood sugar levels from breaking down food:
Muscular/Digestive
Endocrine/Circulatory
Nervous/Circulatory
Endocrine/Digestive
10
The brain regulates the position of the bones by contracting muscles:
Digestive/Circulatory
Endocrine/Immune
Nervous/Circulatory
Nervous/Skeletal
11
Which organ is most closely associated with the NERVOUS system?
Heart
Kidneys
Skin
Brain
12
This system produces white blood cells needed to defend the body:
Skeletal/Muscular
Immune/Reproductive
Immune/Circulatory
Skeletal/Immune
13
Hormones regulate the menstrual cycle:
Immune/Reproductive
Endocrine/Reproductive
Muscular/Circulatory
Endocrine/Digestive
14
Blood carries digested nutrients to body cells:
Nervous/Digestive
Circulatory/Respiratory
Circulatory/Digestive
Reproductive/Immune
15
The digestive system sends signals to the brain when the stomach is full:
Digestive/Circulatory
Digestive/Immune
Digestive/Nervous
Digestive/Respiratory
16
The brain sends signals to glands which triggers hormones to be released:
Skeletal/Nervous
Nervous/Endocrine
Circulatory/Endocrine
Endocrine/Reproductive
17
The pelvic bone protects a developing fetus from injury:
Nervous/Endocrine
Skeletal/Reproductive
Skeletal/Immune
Digestive/Circulatory
18
The brain controls mating behavior:
Immune/Reproductive
Digestive/Endocrine
Nervous/Skeletal
Nervous/Reproductive
19
Pregnant women must digest more food to provide nutrients for a developing fetus:
Immune/Muscular
Digestive/Reproductive
Nervous/Reproductive
Skeletal/Digestive
20
Which organ is most closely associated with the RESPIRATORY system?
Lungs
Heart
Brain
Stomach
21
The brain stem controls heart rate:
Nervous/Circulatory
Nervous/Respiratory
Muscular/Reproductive
Circulatory/Digestive
22
Which of the following are most closely associated with the INTEGUMENTARY system?
Finger Nails
Hair
Skin
All of the Above
23
Hormones are released to cause bones to grow longer:
Endocrine/Muscular
Skeletal/Circulatory
Endocrine/Skeletal
Skeletal/Immune
24
The mother's antibodies attack the developing fetus because of differences in blood type:
Digestive/Immune
Reproductive/Immune
Nervous/Immune
Reproductive/Digestive
25
The hormones from this system control sexual development:
Endocrine/Digestive
Circulatory/Respiratory
Reproductive/Nervous
Endocrine/Reproductive
26
Nutrients diffuse through the blood and are carried to the embryo through the umbilical cord:
Nervous/Muscular
Respiratory/Circulatory
Circulatory/Reproductive
Skeletal/Immune
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Blood carries hormones throughout the body:
Circulatory/Skeletal
Circulatory/Muscular
Circulatory/Endocrine
Circulatory/Immune