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Human Body Organs - Review!
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Focus on SC.5.L.14.1: Identify the organs in the human body and describe their functions.
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What is the largest organ in the human body?
small intestines
skin
stomach
large intestines
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Digest and absorb nutrients (vitamins & minerals) from food.
stomach
liver
small intestines
kidneys
3
Stores liquid waste and excess water, aka - urine.
kidney
small intestines
liver
bladder
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This organ breaks down food in to nutrients that are later absorbed.
small intestines
stomach
brain
skeleton
5
Male reproductive organ.
liver
testes
ovaries
kidneys
6
Cleans and removes toxins from the blood.
muscles
brain
liver
lungs
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Protects internal organs, provides support AND produces blood cells.
lungs
pancreas
brain
skeleton/bones
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Balances salts & acids in the body and filters blood.
liver
stomach
muscles
kidneys
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The control center of the human body.
brain
heart
skin
skeleton
10
Female reproductive organ.
testes
ovaries
liver
large intestines
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Which of the following is NOT something the 206 bones in the body do?
protect internal organs
produce blood
help the body move
regulate body temperature
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Organ that connects to bones and allows the body to move.
brain
skeleton
skin
muscles
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Organ responsible for respiration (takes in oxygen and releases carbon dioxide)
heart
lungs
liver
bladder
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The eyes, ears, nose, tongue and skin are known as what type of organs?
5 senses
digestive organs
brain workers
sensory organs
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Absorbs water and turns matter that was not digested in to waste.
kidneys
large intestines
muscles
heart
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What is the main function of the heart?
tells the body what to do
a muscle that helps the body move
makes blood
pumps blood through the body
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The small intestines are longer than the large intestines.
False
True
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During the digestive process, where does the food travel to after the stomach?
small intestines
esophagus
bladder
large intestines
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This organ produces digestive enzymes that help process sugar.
heart
liver
pancreas
bladder
