Human Body EOG

What is the basic framework of the body?

A characteristic that a living thing gets from its parents is called ____

What protects the heart and lungs?

True or False: The circulatory system works with other systems.

Carbon dioxide and other wastes move from the cells in the capillaries to the ___.

What do all living things have that make them unique?

What system controls all the other body systems?

What type of trait is eye color?

Name all 4 parts of the Respiratory System.

Broken bone, torn flower petal, and a hair cut are all examples of ___.

What protects the brain?

What type of trait is having 2 arms and 2 legs?

Choose the 5 sense organs.

True or False: A cell's shape helps it do its job.

What is the core of the nervous system?

What is the smallest part of a living thing that can carry out all the processes of life?

Physical features such as color of fur or shape of leaves are what type of trait?

If one body system doesn't work properly, does it affect all other body systems?

Dimples, tongue rolling, and attached earlobes are all examples of ____.

Where do you get the things your body needs (materials and energy) to stay alive?

Plants use tubes to carry water and ____

Blood moves from arteries into what?

What system carries oxygen to every cell of your body?

What system breaks down food into forms the body can use?

Inherited traits are passed from ___ to ___.

Give an example of a plant behavior.

What are basic processes of life that even the simplest forms of life carry out?

Plants and animals use ___ for moving material throughout their bodies.

Does the circulatory system give the body structure and support?

People and animals have tubes called blood vessels to carry blood cells that contain nutrients and ____

The heart pumps blood to the body through blood vessels called _____.

A group of parts that work together are called a ____

What is the basic building blocks of all living things or organisms?

Oxygen is taken into the blood through the lungs, what is given off?

What is absorbed in the small intestine?

Can you pass on a scar to your offspring?

All living things are called ____.

What type of trait is a scar?

What mixes with food when it enters your stomach to help it break down?

In the capillaries, what is removed from the blood to go into the body's cells?

What system carries oxygen, food, and waste throughout the body?

Humans and other animals learn from adults and from _____

What is the function of the circulatory system?

True or False: You need a microscope to see most cells.

What does acquire mean?

Plants, animals, and other living things you can see around you are all what?

Name the tiny sheet that lies below your lungs and attaches with muscle to your ribs.

Body systems work together to carry out all your body's ___ and keep you ____.

What type of behavior is a skill that an animal develops after it is born?

What do bones need to help them be able to move?

What system breaks down food so it can be used by the body?

What system takes in oxygen from air in your lungs?

What are the 3 parts of the nervous system?

What system absorbs those nutrients and carries them to the cells of the body?

How many bones make up the skeletal system?

What does the brain do?

Migration, hibernation, and crying are all examples of ____.

Which system takes in oxygen from the air that you breathe?

Characteristics that a living thing gets during its lifetime are _____ traits.

True or False: Cells -> Tissues-> Organs->Body Systems->Organism

What is removed from food in the large intestine?

The air you breath in has more what?

What body system produces blood cells?

What do we call the way in which a living thing acts or responds to its surroundings?

Give an example of an animal behavior.

What covers and protects organs inside our bodies?

What type of trait is being able to walk?

What carries messages from inside or outside the body?

What do we call a quality or characteristic of a living thing?

Messages from nerves travel one to another until they reach where?

The air you breathe out has more what?

True or False: Both physical features and behaviors can be inherited.

Cells found in the human body.

What is the main structure of the diaphragm?

What type of cells in plants and animals can take in or give off waste?

What is another name for trachea?

What type of organism is made of more than one cell?

Muscles attach to ____.

Name the 5 parts of the digestive system.

What is made up of different kinds of cells that have different shapes and work together?

A group of the same kind of organisms that live in the same area at the same time is called a ______.

What happens to the remaining food that has not been digested?

What organ is the center of the circulatory system?

What is the main pathway for messages between the brain and the rest of the body?

What organs also send messages to the brain through the nervous system?

What carries blood back to the heart?

Name the 3 parts that make up the circulatory system