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Human Body Review (5th)
Human Body Review (5th)
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A review of the human body at the 5th grade level
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This organ is known as the control center for the whole human body. You use it to think.
brain
spine
heart
kidney
2
These organs are responsible for your breathing. They take in oxygen from the air.
pancreas
lungs
ribs
kidneys
3
These are the bones that surround your chest and protects the heart and lungs.
ribs
vertebrae
hips
skulls
4
If you feel something hot on your hand, what sensory organ are you using?
ears
skin
eyes
nose
5
_________ are a group of tissues attached to each other that perform a function in the body.
Atoms
Cells
All of the above
Organs
6
This organ is a long, narrow tube where the nutrients from food get absorbed into the blood.
pancreas
large intestine
esophagus
small intestine
7
Which of the following is
NOT
one of the sensory organs?
nose
ears
bone
eyes
8
This internal organ provides shape and structure to your body. It consists of 206 bones.
lungs
heart
skeleton
brain
9
This organ is a long tube that carries food from the throat to the stomach.
large intestine
small intestine
esophagus
liver
10
These organs are responsible for creating movement of the human body.
lungs
intestines
skeleton
muscles
11
This organ acts like a pump that pushes blood throughout your body.
liver
stomach
lung
heart
12
What organ protects your brain?
skull
ribs
hair
muscles
13
These are a pair of reproductive organs found in the female human body.
kidneys
lungs
testes
ovaries
14
This urinary organ is like a water balloon that holds your urine.
kidney
pancreas
liver
bladder
15
These are a pair of reproductive organs found in the male human body.
ovaries
lungs
testes
kidneys
16
This urinary organ acts like a filter to remove waste from your blood.
bladder
kidney
pancreas
liver
17
This process involves breaking down food so that the body may use it as energy.
respiration
digestion
congestion
excretion