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human body systems 5th grade review
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who is the BEST teacher ever
Ms. Morgan
Ms. Morgan
Ms. Morgan
Ms. Morgan
2
What connects your bones and muscles?
trachea
it just does
joint
tendons
3
Your nose and ears are made of cartilage.
True
False
4
Saliva _____________________________.
has chemicals that digest food.
covers the trachea when you swallow
hi
cut, grind, and chew food.
5
The digestive system protects our organs
True
False
6
bones and muscles connect.
False
True
7
what does your liver produce?
bite
bile
Bible
nutrients
8
What does your skeletal system do for you?
All of the above
They support your body, gives you height, and helps you move
your bones protect important organs
your bones store calcium, minerals, form blood cells
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What are you most vital organs?
Heart,Liver, & lungs
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stomach,feet,arms
nose, brain, & eyes
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How many bones does a baby have?
300 Bones
603 Bones
206 Bones
302 bones
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Your skeletal system is made up of bones, joints, and connective tissue
False
True
12
The digestive system absorbs small nutrient particles into the bloodstream.
True
False
13
why can't skeletons play church music?
they don't go to church
they don't have organs
they did not have the guts
14
How many muscles are in your body?
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around 700
59
600
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The ____________________ is a tube that carries food to the stomach.
trachea
esophagus
air
salivary glands
16
how do you know skeletons make a good friend?
they help you
there protective
they are very supportive
they connect with you
17
The digestive system provides our muscles with oxygen.
false
true
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What makes it possible for food to be moved through the digestive system?
The swallowing motion.
muscles in the organs.
gravity
blood flow
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What are the three types of muscles?
Soft and Flexible Muscles
Cardiac, Smooth, and Hard Muscles
None of the above
Cardiac, Smooth, and Skeletal Muscles
