Rm 25 Gr. 5 - Week 8 Quiz!

First Nations peoples greatly _______________ the __________________.

What are bones made from?

J’habite aux États-Unis avec mes grandparents.

You people don't live in Montreal.

The digestive system allows the human body to get nutrients from food.

Il n’habite pas près d’un cinéma

Digestion begins even before food is eaten, as saliva begins to form in the mouth.

Tu n'habites pas dans une maison sans une cuisine.

Your respiratory system has lungs, diaphragm, trachea and alveoli / bronchiole.

In grammar, the SUBJECT of a sentence means...

The small intestine is actually very short.

When a European country sends explorers to get stuff, then they stay and establish villages, cities and new countries.

Ligaments have small nerve endings that can sense where your joints are and their movement.

Bones...

The muscles in the esophagus take about 60-120 seconds to squeeze and move the food along .

There are joints in your skull that don’t move!

First Nations and Inuit people were living in present-day Canada before European settlers arrived.

Cartilage is a weak, stiff connective tissue that hurts your joints and bones.

Asthma is a respiratory condition that

Your ___________ help prevent muscle injury by absorbing some of the impact your muscle takes when it moves.

The Haudenosaunee grew

Joints don't need cartilage, you won't get arthritis.

Fur traders killed animals and made hats from the fur.

Métis are the  descendants of the first marriages between indigenous women and European men.

First Nations peoples made clothing from the ________________________.

In digestion, the pancreas makes juices that break down carbohydrates, proteins, and fats.

There were many different ways for European explorers to get to Canada in 1713.

Traditional cultural knowledge could include

Fur traders exchanged goods with Indigenous hunters for furs, which they sold in Europe.

Most of the ________ produced in your body comes from muscle contraction