Body Systems

Question 1 of 68

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Eukaryotes Cell, is what?

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A cell with a nucleus
A cell without a nucleus
An organism with more than one cell (also known as multi-cellular)

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Question 2 of 68

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What are the classifications of an animal? (What must an organism have or do to be classified in Kingdom Animalia?)

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Motility
Produce waste
Complex
Heterothrophic
Cellular respiration
Multi-cellular
Eukaryotic cells
Uses energy
Specialized tissues

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Question 3 of 68

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The cellular respiration formula is ❌

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C6H12O6+O2--->CO2+H2O+Energy

C6H6O6+O2--->CO2+H2O+Energy

C12H6O6+O2--->CO2+H2o+Energy

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Question 4 of 68

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The further from the surface cells the faster diffusion occurs

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True
False

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Question 5 of 68

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What is a solution for an organism with more volume than surface area... ( Efficient exchange sites, Become smaller, Increase the rate of diffusion ) and ( distribution tissues, One type of cell throughout, Bringing vital organs towards the skin )

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Question 6 of 68

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How many Cilia are there?

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In the 1'000s
In the 1'000'000s
In the 100'000s

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Question 7 of 68

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What does the epiglottis do?

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Prevents food from entering the trachea and minimizing the amount of air entering the esophgus
Prevents food from entering the esophagus and minimizing the amount of air entering the trachea
Helps the vocal chords stay lubricated
Dangles in the back of the through to help you cough up foreign matter

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Question 8 of 68

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Label

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Question 9 of 68

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How many aveoli are there?

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100 Million
400 Million
200 Million
300 Million
10'000
30'000
100'000

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Question 10 of 68

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Ribs surround the lungs and heart for

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Question 11 of 68

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What is the main function of the nasal cavity?

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Filter air before entering the lungs
For scent

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Question 12 of 68

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What is the function of the Bronchioles?

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To Bring oxygen from the bronchi to the lungs
Bring oxygen from the trachea to the lungs
Bring oxygen from the Bronchi to the aveoli
Bring oxygen from trachea to the aveoli
Bring oxygen from the aveoli to the lungs

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Question 13 of 68

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Thoracic cavity pressure is ( around the lungs, in the lungs ) and Atmospheric pressure is ( in the lungs, around the lungs )

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Question 14 of 68

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When you inhale your diaphragm ( contracts, relaxes ) and your rib cage ( relaxes, contracts )

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Question 15 of 68

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Tidal Capacity is when a ( normal inhale, full inhale ) and ( normal exhale, full exhale, rest exhale, rest inhale ) is performed

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Question 16 of 68

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Residual volume is the volume left after

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full inhale
full exhale
normal inhale, normal exhale
full inhale, full exhale

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Question 17 of 68

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Measuring lung capacity measures air expelled

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True
False

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Question 18 of 68

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Inspiratory reserve

Vital

Tidal capacity

Expiratory reserve

Residual volume

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Question 19 of 68

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Cellular respiration is

Select one or more of the following:

a way to obtain energy from external sources
a chemical recation
a requirement for any organism to survive
occurring in the Mitochondria
occurring in the endoplasmic reticulum
a way to change energy sources into easy and accessible ones

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Question 20 of 68

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Complex organisms have specialized locations to exchange gasses which... (4 answers)

Select one or more of the following:

are thin
must stay moist
Have a high SA for maximum diffusion
are either external gills or internal lungs
must be dense
Transparent

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Question 21 of 68

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The diaphragm is what shape?

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Circular
Dome-shaped
Rectangle-ish
Cylindrical

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Question 22 of 68

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There are ( 2, 1, 30'000, 480 Million, 100'000 ) bronchi

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Question 23 of 68

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Every person has two nasal cavities

Select one of the following:

True
False

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Question 24 of 68

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How long are cilia on average?

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1cm
1-10micrometre
<1micrometre
1-10cm

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Question 25 of 68

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Schematic Digestive system

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Mouth

Stomach

Esophagus

Liver

Gall Bladder

Pancreas

Pancreatic duct

Bile duct

Small intestine

Appendix

Large intestine

Anus

Gall bladder duct

Liver duct

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Question 26 of 68

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Proteins begin breaking down in the mouth

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True
False

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Question 27 of 68

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Carbohydrates begin to break down in the mouth

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True
False

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Question 28 of 68

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Fats begin to break down in the mouth

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True
False

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Question 29 of 68

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The digestive system can be compared to a

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Question 30 of 68

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Show the Monemer and the Polymer

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Monemer

Polymer

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Question 31 of 68

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( Starch, Glucose ) is a polymer and ( Glucose, Starch ) is a monemer

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Question 32 of 68

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Olive oil is a

Select one of the following:

Saturated fat
Unsaturated fat

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Question 33 of 68

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Another word for polymer is

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Question 34 of 68

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Carbon compounds are needed for

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Question 35 of 68

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❌ is broken down by ❌ (carbohydrate) in the mouth

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Amylose

Amylase

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Question 36 of 68

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Show the path of Carbohydrates in the digestive system (the chemical names)

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Amylose

Maltose

Absorbed into blood stream

Amylase

Maltase

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Question 37 of 68

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name the protein molecules that are broken down during the digestive process

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Quaternary structures

Polypeptides

Amino acids

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Question 38 of 68

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Show the molecules that are broken down from fat in the digestive system

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emulsification

Glycerol

Fatty acids

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Question 39 of 68

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The function breaks polypeptides into amino acids

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Question 40 of 68

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When glucose (once carbohydrates) is absorbed into the bloodstream it is

Select one or more of the following:

Converted to fat
Stored in the liver
Used for cellular respiration
Urinated

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Question 41 of 68

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Sugars stored in the liver are called

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Question 42 of 68

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The hormone that raises your blood sugar is called

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Question 43 of 68

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breaks Quaternary structures of proteins to polypeptides

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Question 44 of 68

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When amino acids (once proteins) are absorbed by the small intestine what are they used for?

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Energy
To make new proteins
Converted to fat
Stored in the liver

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Question 45 of 68

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Amylose is broken down into maltose and tastes

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Question 46 of 68

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What type of molecule is this?

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Question 47 of 68

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What type of molecule is this?

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Question 48 of 68

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What type of molecule is this?

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Question 49 of 68

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What type of molecule is this?

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Question 50 of 68

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What type of molecule is this?

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Question 51 of 68

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Normal blood sugar is?

Select one of the following:

0.01%
0.1%
1%
10%

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Question 52 of 68

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Blood sugar that is too high is known as ( hyperglycema, hypoglycema )

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Question 53 of 68

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Insulin moves sugar ( to, from ) the liver and glucagon moves sugar ( from, to ) the liver.

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Question 54 of 68

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Where does insulin and glucagon come from?

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Pancreas
Gall bladder
Liver

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Question 55 of 68

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Why does the body need insulin in order for the sugar to be stored in the liver?

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Cells are not permeable for sugar and insulin is the key
Insulin and sugar react together and send signals to the liver

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Question 56 of 68

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Place the three parts of the small intestine in order, ❌, ❌, ❌

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duodenum

jejunum

ileum

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Question 57 of 68

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Name the types of animal classes in alphabetical order. , , , ,

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Question 58 of 68

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Nutrients enter the body @ the ❌, Waste exit @ the ❌, Oxygen enters and Carbon Dioxide exit @ the ❌

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small intestine

kidney

alveoli

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Question 59 of 68

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What is the medium of the human circulatory system?

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Question 60 of 68

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In an open system the fluid is not contained in tubes

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True
False

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Question 61 of 68

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When the medium of the circulatory system is contained in the pathways or pipes it is called a

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Question 62 of 68

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Lymph is ( extra cellular fluid between blood cells, circulatory fluid of invertabrates )

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Question 63 of 68

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The systemic system brings ( O2 to the tissues, brings CO2 to the lungs ) and the pulmonary system brings ( CO2 to the lungs, O2 to the tissues ).

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Question 64 of 68

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The left side of the heart is ( oxygenated, deoxygenated ) and the right side of the heart is ( deoxygenated, oxygenated ).

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Question 65 of 68

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Label the circulatory system parts

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Superior vena cava

Inferior vena cava

Right Atrium

right ventricle

left ventricle

left atrium

lung

Aorta

Pulmonary vein

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Question 66 of 68

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Label the Heart

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aorta

septum

right atrium

left atrium

right ventricle

left ventricle

left pulmonary vein

right pulmonary vein

artery

superior vena cava

inferior vena cava

left pulmonary artery

right pulmonary artery

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Question 67 of 68

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Which one(s) has a wall that is one cell thick?

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Vein
Artery
Capillaries

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Question 68 of 68

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	Created by Kiera Miller about 7 years ago

Respiratory, Circulatory and Digestive systems (Grade 11)

Body Systems

Question 1 of 68

Eukaryotes Cell, is what?

Select one of the following:

Explanation

Question 2 of 68

What are the classifications of an animal? (What must an organism have or do to be classified in Kingdom Animalia?)

Select one or more of the following:

Explanation

Question 3 of 68

The cellular respiration formula is ❌

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Explanation

Question 4 of 68

The further from the surface cells the faster diffusion occurs

Select one of the following:

Explanation

Question 5 of 68

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Question 6 of 68

How many Cilia are there?

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Question 7 of 68

What does the epiglottis do?

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Question 8 of 68

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Label

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Question 9 of 68

How many aveoli are there?

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Question 10 of 68

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Ribs surround the lungs and heart for

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Question 11 of 68

What is the main function of the nasal cavity?

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Question 12 of 68

What is the function of the Bronchioles?

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Question 13 of 68

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Thoracic cavity pressure is around the lungs in the lungs( around the lungs, in the lungs ) and Atmospheric pressure is in the lungs around the lungs( in the lungs, around the lungs )

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Question 14 of 68

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When you inhale your diaphragm contracts relaxes( contracts, relaxes ) and your rib cage relaxes contracts( relaxes, contracts )

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Question 15 of 68

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Tidal Capacity is when a normal inhale full inhale( normal inhale, full inhale ) and normal exhale full exhale rest exhale rest inhale( normal exhale, full exhale, rest exhale, rest inhale ) is performed

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Question 16 of 68

Residual volume is the volume left after

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Question 17 of 68

Measuring lung capacity measures air expelled

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Question 18 of 68

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Question 19 of 68

Cellular respiration is

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Question 20 of 68

Complex organisms have specialized locations to exchange gasses which... (4 answers)

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Thoracic cavity pressure is ( around the lungs, in the lungs ) and Atmospheric pressure is ( in the lungs, around the lungs )

When you inhale your diaphragm ( contracts, relaxes ) and your rib cage ( relaxes, contracts )

Tidal Capacity is when a ( normal inhale, full inhale ) and ( normal exhale, full exhale, rest exhale, rest inhale ) is performed

There are ( 2, 1, 30'000, 480 Million, 100'000 ) bronchi

( Starch, Glucose ) is a polymer and ( Glucose, Starch ) is a monemer