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10SCI Human Body REVISION
10SCI Human Body REVISION
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Year 10 Science, Medical Science
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1
The popping sound when a person cracks their knuckles is caused by bubbles popping in..
the synovial fluid.
the cartilage.
the blood.
the brain.
2
Quadriceps and Hamstring muscles are antagonistic muscles
True
False
3
Which bone is not in the leg?
scapula
tibia
patella
femur
4
What is a heart attack?
Blood flows the wrong way
A blood vessel supplying blood to the heart is blocked
A blood clot in the brain
A heart valve is blocked
5
What is the scientific name for the skull?
Skulcapo
Deltoid
Mandible
Cranium
6
Which blood vessel has valves?
Capillaries
Arteries
Ligaments
Veins
7
A fractured mandible would make it difficult to..
walk
chew
lift an object
8
Put these in order
mouth / nose, trachea, bronchioles, bronchi, alveoli
mouth / nose, tracheoles, bronchi, alveoli
mouth / nose, trachea, bronchi, bronchioles, alveoli
mouth / nose, trachea, tracheoles, alveoli
9
How do cells release energy from food?
Perspiration
Respirating
Respiration
Running
10
What is the purpose of the cartilage in a joint?
To keep the joint slippery
To reduce friction and act as a shock absorber
To hold the joint together
To make the joint stable
11
The picture shows..
muscles and blood vessels
alveoli surrounded by capillaries
bronchi tubes in the lungs
lymph nodes
12
What are the bicep and tricep muscles?
Arm muscles
Leg muscles
Muscles that work together
Antagonistic muscles
13
What are the 2 things a cell needs to respire (produce energy from food) Tick more than one box
Glucose
Carbon dioxide
Oxygen
Water
14
Which blood vessel has thick muscular walls with a small bore (hole)?
Artery
Arteriole
Vein
Capillary
15
Your gastrocnemius is in your...
lung
upper arm
capillaries
lower leg
16
This is an image of which human body system?
digestive
respiratory
skeletal
circulatory
17
What is released when a cell respires (breaks down food) without oxygen? Tick more than one box.
Oxygen
Lactic Acid
A small amount of ATP (energy)
Hundreds and thousands
18
Antagonistic muscles
are pairs of muscle that work together to move a joint. One relaxes when the other contracts.
True
False
19
The scientific name for the windpipe is the trachea
True
False
20
Which part of the blood is responsible for it clotting when your skin has a cut?
white blood cells
red blood cells
scab
platelets
21
What are the 4 components of blood? Tick all correct boxes.
Plasma
White blood cells & Platelets
Valves
Red blood cells
22
What is released when a cell uses oxygen and glucose in respiration? Tick more than one box.
ATP (Energy)
Carbon dioxide
Oxygen
Water
23
On average, a human produces how much saliva per day?
1 cup
2 cups
1 litre
1/2 cup
24
What causes air to be drawn into the lungs?
exhaling
intercostal muscles relax, diaphragm contracts
intercostal muscles relax, diaphragm relaxes
intercostal muscles contract, diaphragm contracts
25
The thin muscular sheet that helps to control breathing is called the diaphragm.
False
True
26
What is not a part of the male reproductive system?
prostate
epididymis
cervix
urethra
27
Which of the following is not a function of the skeleton/bones
provides a place for fatty tissue to attach to
stores minerals
makes red blood cells
provides a frame for the body
28
Put these in order
foetus, embryo, fertilized egg
fertilized egg, embryo, foetus
baby, foetus
embryo, fertilized egg, foetus
29
Name the following parts
1 = muscle, 2 = tendon
1 = tendon, 2 = ligament
1 = ligament, 2 = joint
1 = ligament, 2 = tendon
30
What word means that something is related to the lungs?
Lumber
Pulmonary
Pituitary
Aeriole
31
I have done some revision for the Human Body test on Tuesday next week?
False
True