Body Systems Revision

Question 1 of 13

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All living things are composed of basic units called ❌. Groups of similar cells form ❌. Groups of tissues working together to perform a particular function are called ❌. Groups of organs that work together are called organ ❌.
Every cell in the body carries out a process called ❌ This process needs ❌ and sugar to produce ❌ and ❌.

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particles

kleenex

origins

groups

anaerobic respiration

oxygen (O)

money

carbon dioxide (2nd)

cells

tissues

organs

systems

aerobic respiration

fire

H2O (1st)

carbonic acid

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Question 2 of 13

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A correct definition and example of mechanical digestion is...

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Digestion that involves physically breaking down food. Examples are the stomach gurgling and the vili moving.
Digestion that involves acids and enzymes to break down food. Examples are peristalsis and the lower intestine churning.
Digestion that involves physically breaking down food. Examples are chewing food (Mastication) and the stomach churning.
Digestion that involves acids and enzymes to break down food. Examples are chewing food and the stomach churning.

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Question 3 of 13

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A correct definition and example of chemical digestion is...

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Digestion that involves chemically breaking down food. Examples are enzymes in the saliva in your mouth and enzymes and acid in your stomach.
Digestion that involves chemically breaking down food. Examples are enzymes in food which are released after you break food particles so that food digests itself and leaves all the nutrients for your body.
Digestion that involves nuclear fusion to split the atoms of your food. Examples are CERN and other LHC facilities.
Digestion that involves physically breaking down food. Examples are chewing food and the stomach churning.

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Question 4 of 13

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The main acid found in the stomach is...

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Hydro-Carbon Acid
HCl (That is an L btw)
HC
Hydro-Calcic Acid

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Question 5 of 13

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Stomach walls are so ( thick, thin, medium-sized, red ) so that acid cannot ( build-up, make it blue, eat away the flesh, create new flesh )

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Question 6 of 13

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The correct order that food goes through in your digestive system is:

❌, ❌, ❌, ❌, ❌, ❌ and ❌

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Mouth

Mooth

Esophagus

Trachea

Stomach

Liver

Small Intestine

Small Internship

Large Intestein

Large Internship

Colon

Rectum

Wrekt'Em

Anus

Anulus

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Question 7 of 13

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Which of the following are parts of the circulatory system?

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Heart
Lungs
Brain
Artyries
Arteries
Capillaries
Vains
Veins
Capilleries
Blood

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Question 8 of 13

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Label the parts of the heart correctly

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Aorta Vein

Aorta

Pulmonary Veins

Pulmonary Aorta

Left Atrium

Right Attic

Left Heart Valves

Left Venules

Left Ventricle

Left Vesticle

Right Ventricle

Right Vesticle

Right Heart Valves

Right Heat Valves

Right Arteum

Right Atrium

Vena Cava

Venus Cava

Pulmonary Artery

Pulmonary Arteriole

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Question 9 of 13

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There are five types of blood vessels in our bodies: arteries, , venules, and .
Arteries and arterioles carry blood from the heart to the . They carry blood (except the pulmonary artery). They have thick, muscular walls (Lesser so of the arterioles) that are able to withstand pressures. Veins and carry blood from the back to the heart. They carry blood (except the pulmonary veins). Veins and venules have walls, and valves to stop blood flowing backwards. Capillaries are tiny blood vessels. They have the thinnest (1 cell thick), that allow and carbon dioxide to pass into and out of the bloodstream.

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Question 10 of 13

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Correctly label the parts of the respiratory system

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Nasal Cavity

Sinusitis

Oesophagus

Trachea

Mouth

Teeth

Bronchi

Broncolli

Heart (Very faint, bottom left)

Diaphragm

Diazepam

Ribs

Leg Piece

Lungs

Lunges

Bronchioles

Bronchiless

Alveoli

Olivoila

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Question 11 of 13

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Excretion is the process of removing unwanted ( 3G, metabolic, salty, unmetabolised ) waste from the body. The main organs of the excretory system are the ( gall bladder, venules, ureters, kidneys ). These organs filter wastes like urea and excess ( salts, urine, ammonia, sugars ) and water from the body. This waste then travels down the ( kidney stones, dorsal aorta, urethra, ureter ) to the bladder. When the bladder is full, urine is expelled from the body via the ( bladder, urethra, vena cava, ureter ).

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Question 12 of 13

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The main function of the human urinary system is to remove urine (OMG I didn't know that!). Urine contains excess ( money, salts, stones, proteins ), excessive ( water, sugars, hormones, blood ) and ( nitrogen-based, homogenous, nitrogenius, carbon-based ) wastes which include urea which is a by product of breaking down ( ammonia, M&Ms, amenities, Amsterdam ),

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Question 13 of 13

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Correctly label the urinary system

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kidney

kidnays

urethra

urethre

urinary bladder

uric bladder

ureater

ureter

renal veins

renal veens

abdominal aorta

abdominion aorta

inferior vena cava

interior vena cava

renal arteries

renal artries

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Revision of body systems work.

Body Systems Revision

Body Systems Revision

Question 1 of 13

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Question 2 of 13

A correct definition and example of mechanical digestion is...

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Question 3 of 13

A correct definition and example of chemical digestion is...

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Question 4 of 13

The main acid found in the stomach is...

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Question 5 of 13

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Stomach walls are so thick thin medium-sized red( thick, thin, medium-sized, red ) so that acid cannot build-up make it blue eat away the flesh create new flesh( build-up, make it blue, eat away the flesh, create new flesh )

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Question 6 of 13

The correct order that food goes through in your digestive system is: ❌, ❌, ❌, ❌, ❌, ❌ and ❌

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Question 7 of 13

Which of the following are parts of the circulatory system?

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Question 8 of 13

Label the parts of the heart correctly

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Question 9 of 13

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Question 10 of 13

Correctly label the parts of the respiratory system

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Question 11 of 13

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Question 12 of 13

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Question 13 of 13

Correctly label the urinary system

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Stomach walls are so ( thick, thin, medium-sized, red ) so that acid cannot ( build-up, make it blue, eat away the flesh, create new flesh )

The correct order that food goes through in your digestive system is:

❌, ❌, ❌, ❌, ❌, ❌ and ❌