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5th Grade Human Body Vocabulary Quiz
5th Grade Human Body Vocabulary Quiz
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5th Grade Human Body Vocabulary Words Science Review
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What do you call the pair of organs found in the chest for breathing?
Lungs
Larynx
Bronchial Tubes
Trachea
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A large reddish-brown organ that helps the body absorb food.
gallbladder
stomach
liver
esophagus
3
What is the passage for food from the mouth to travel to the stomach?
The mouth
The pancreas
The esophagus
The gallbladder
4
What are cells along which messages are carried to and from the brain?
Tissues
Reflexes
Nerves
Organs
5
What are different cells, working together to do the same job?
cells
nerves
muscles
tissue
6
What is a muscle that works or moves on its own?
voluntary muscle
involuntary muscle
reflex
nerve
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What is the main part of the system of tubes by which air passes to and from the lungs?
The alveoli
The larynx
The trachea
The pharynx
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What is the branch of windpipe that brings air to and from the lungs?
The pharynx
The bronchial tubes
The larynx
The alveoli
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What is the process of taking in oxygen and giving off carbon dioxide?
transpiration
exhalation
respiration
inhalation
10
Which of the following are tubes in the body through which blood circulates?
veins
blood vessels
capillaries
arteries
11
What is a muscle that can be controlled?
a voluntary muscle
a ligament
an involuntary muscle
a nerve
12
What's another name for the kneecap?
The ulna
The fibula
The femur
The patella
13
What is the muscular organ inside the chest that pumps blood through the body?
The lungs
The heart
The brain
The blood vessels
14
What are the bones that form the backbone?
The tarsals
The ribs
The vertebrae
The pelvis
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What is a group of tissues working together called?
A reflex
An organ
A cell
a joint
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What are air cells in the lungs called?
larynx
bronchial tubes
capillaries
alveoli
