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ERMS16- 7th grade science: Human Body
ERMS16- 7th grade science: Human Body
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1
Which is an example of the skeletal, muscular, and nervous systems interacting directly?
healing of a cut
increased production of hormones
getting angry at your parents
none of the above
2
What is the main function (job) of the respiratory system?
assist with absorption of nutrients
get oxygen out of the blood
provide energy to the body
exchange carbon dioxide and oxgyen
3
Which organ is an accessory or a helper to digestion?
all of the above
liver
small intestine
stomach
4
What system transports the nutrients throughout the body?
absorbtive
circulatory
digestive
nervous
5
Muscles that a person needs to control consciously are _____ .
cardiac
smooth
involuntary
voluntary
6
How does the body use food?
It is eaten & absorbed directly into the blood for energy.
Only healthy foods are used by the body.
It is digested, absorbed into the blood, & provides energy.
Eaten, digested, and stored.
7
Which is a function of the skeleton?
allows movement
protection for insides
all of the above
gives shape and supports the body
8
What do ligaments join together?
muscle to nerves
muscle to muscle
muscle to bone
bone to bone
9
What is the cushion between bones?
ligament
all of the above
cartilage
bone marrow
10
What type of tissue is blood?
none of the above
muscle
connective
nerve
11
What makes up the skeletal system?
muscles
ligaments
all of the above
bones
12
What purpose do enzymes have with digestion?
excretion
they have no purpose
absorbtion
chemical digestion
13
Which muscle in the body never fatigues and reacts quickly?
smooth
skeletal
voluntary
cardiac
14
When a person takes a breath, where does the air go?
nose or mouth to alveoli
bronchi to lungs
mouth to lungs
trachea to pharynx
15
What is the path the blood follows from start to finish?
heart-lungs-brain-other body parts-heart
heart-lungs-other body parts
heart-lungs-heart- other body parts
heart-other body parts- lungs-heart
16
What do tendons connect together?
bone to bone
bone to muscle
bone to cartilage
bone to nerve
17
Muscles that a person needs to control consciously are _____ .
smooth
involuntary
voluntary
cardiac
18
Where are new blood cells produced (made)?
all of the above
brain
bones
heart
19
What type of muscle helps you do a pull-up?
skeletal
cardiac
smooth
involuntary
20
What is one reason the small intestine is so important?
completes digestion
passes on nutrients
contains villi that increase surface area
all of the above
21
What type of muscle is found only in the heart?
striated
cardiac
skeletal
smooth
22
This part of blood has the hemoglobin and carries the oxygen.
none of the above
platelets
white blood cells
plasma