Transcript The Human Body JEOPARDY

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Vocabulary
The
Circulatory
System
The Skeletal
System
More About
Body
Systems
The
Digestive
System
BONUS:
Human
Building
Blocks
Round 2
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A body part made of different kinds
of tissues that work together to
perform a particular job is _____.
(a) a tissue
(b) an organ system
(c) a muscle
(d) an organ
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(d) an organ
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The bundle of nerve tissue that
carries messages to and from
the brain is the _____.
(a) esophagus
(b) spinal cord
(c) alveoli
(d) trachea
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(b) spinal cord
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The main muscle that controls the
movement of air into and out of the
body is the _____.
(a) alveoli
(b) trachea
(c) diaphragm
(d) capillary
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(c) diaphragm
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An organ made of bundles of
fibers. Smooth, cardiac, and
skeletal are types of _____.
(a) muscle
(b) tissue
(c) nerves
(d) blood vessels
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(a) muscle
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A group of cells of the same type that
work together to perform a certain
job is _____.
(a) a tissue
(b) an organ system
(c) a muscle
(d) an organ
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(a) a tissue
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A tiny, thin-walled blood vessel is
_____.
(a) a vein
(b) a joint
(c) a capillary
(d) an artery
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(c) a capillary
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A blood vessel that carries blood
away from the heart is _____.
(a) a capillary
(b) an artery
(c) a vein
(d) alveoli
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(b) an artery
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A blood vessel that carries blood
to the heart is _____.
(a) a capillary
(b) an artery
(c) a vein
(d) alveoli
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What is the path that blood follows
through the body, beginning at the
heart?
(a) heart, capillaries, arteries, veins, heart
(b) heart, arteries, capillaries, veins, heart
(c) heart, veins, capillaries, arteries, heart
(d) heart, capillaries, veins, arteries, heart
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(b) heart, arteries, capillaries,
veins, heart
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What kinds of muscles make up
the walls of the heart?
(a) capillary
(b) cardiac
(c) smooth
(d) skeletal
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(b) cardiac
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A hard organ that helps support
and move the body is a _____.
(a) spinal cord
(b) bone
(c) muscle
(d) joint
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(b) bone
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Bones fit together in different
ways. Where is there a ball and
socket joint in your body?
(a) head
(b) shoulder
(c) knee
(d) neck
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(b) shoulder
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A place where two bones meet is
a _____.
(a) diaphragm
(b) bone
(c) muscle
(d) joint
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(d) joint
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What is the name of the stringy
tissues that connect bones
together?
(a) capillaries
(b) joints
(c) ligaments
(d) tendons
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(c) ligaments
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Stella is preparing a report about
human skeletons. Which item
should NOT be in her report?
(a) The skeleton helps us move.
(b) The skeleton helps us digest our food.
(c) The skeleton protects the organs inside our
bodies.
(d) The skeleton supports our bodies and gives
them shape.
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(b) The skeleton helps us digest
our food.
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What are organs made of?
(a) large, individual cells
(b) specialized tissues
(c) muscle
(d) bone
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(b) specialized tissues
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In which tube does air travel from
your nose or mouth toward the
lungs?
(a) artery
(b) capillary
(c) trachea
(d) esophagus
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(c) trachea
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Which is the main sense being used
to catch the ball?
(a) hearing
(b) sight
(c) smell
(d) taste
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(b) sight
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Which systems work together to
provide the body’s cells with
nutrients?
(a) circulatory and digestive
(b) circulatory and respiratory
(c) respiratory and circulatory
(d) respiratory and nervous
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(a) circulatory and digestive
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Which two organs run parallel to
each other?
(a) stomach and esophagus
(b) esophagus and intestine
(c) eyes and ears
(d) spinal cord and esophagus
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(d) spinal cord and esophagus
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The baglike muscular organ that
turns food into almost a liquid
is the _____.
(a) esophagus
(b) mouth
(c) small intestine
(d) stomach
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(d) stomach
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Where does digestion in your
body begin?
(a) esophagus
(b) mouth
(c) small intestine
(d) stomach
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(b) mouth
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The tube between the mouth and
stomach is the _____.
(a) esophagus
(b) trachea
(c) small intestine
(d) large intestine
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(a) esophagus
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What are these fingerlike projections
in the small intestine?
(a) capillaries
(b) nerve tissue
(c) nerves
(d) villi
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(d) villi
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Human Building Blocks
The basic unit of structure and function of all living
things are cells. Cells work together to create
tissues. Tissues work together to create organs, and
organs work together to create organ systems. The
human body is made up of many different systems.
A. Identify ONE of the systems of the human body. Explain the
function (job) of your chosen system.
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Part A
1. The digestive system breaks down food into nutrients that can
be used by the body.
2. The respiratory system allows your body to get the oxygen it
needs in order for it to use energy.
3. The circulatory system transports oxygen, nutrients, and
wastes through the body in the blood.
4. The nervous system allows you to experience things and react
to your environment.
5. The skeletal system gives your body shape and support, helps
you move, protects your organs, and makes blood cells (red
and white blood cells).
6. The muscular system is made up of muscles that work together
to carry out many jobs such as helping you to move your
body’s bones, pump blood, and digest food.
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Human Building Blocks
The basic unit of structure and function of all living
things are cells. Cells work together to create tissues.
Tissues work together to create organs, and organs
work together to create organ systems. The human
body is made up of many different systems.
B. Identify an organ that works as part of your chosen body
system. Explain the function (job) of that organ in its system.
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Part B
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Digestive System
Circulatory System
• esophagus – muscular tube that food travels
down. It connects your mouth to your
stomach.
• stomach – baglike organ with walls of
smooth muscle that squeezes your food and
mixes it with digestive juices until the food
becomes almost liquid (chyme).
• small intestine – adds other digestive juices
to the food. Nutrients pass through the walls
of the small intestine into capillaries.
• heart – pumps the blood through the body.
• arteries – carry blood away from the heart.
They usually contain blood that contains
oxygen.
• capillaries – tiny blood vessels with thin
walls that allow oxygen, nutrients, and wastes
to move into and out of cells.
• veins – return blood back to the heart. They
usually contain blood that contains carbon
dioxide.
Respiratory System
Muscular System
• diaphragm – muscle located below your
lungs which causes air to move into and out
of your body.
• trachea – also called the windpipe. It is a
tube that allows air to travel from your nose
and mouth to your lungs.
• air sacs – also called alveoli. Tiny blood
vessels with thin walls (capillaries) are
wrapped around the air sacs and let gases
(oxygen and carbon dioxide) to move through
them.
• cardiac muscle – makes up the walls of your
heart. It contracts and relaxes automatically
to help pump blood from your heart to the rest
of your body.
• smooth muscle – found in the walls of your
body’s organs. It contracts and relaxes
automatically to help your stomach, intestines,
and blood vessels to do their jobs.
• skeletal muscle – helps you move by
working in pairs to move bones back and
forth.
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Nervous System
Skeletal System
• brain – the control center of your
nervous system. Signals from your brain
direct your body’s activities.
• spinal cord – a tube of nerves that runs
through your backbone to your brain.
The brain receives information from all
parts of the body by messages traveling
up the spinal cord. The brain sends
messages back out through the spinal
cord.
• bones – hard organs made up of
connective tissue. The outer part is hard,
smooth, and strong. It helps your bones
support your body and gives your body its
shape. The bone is lined with spongy
bone tissue with many open spaces. The
center of many bones has marrow, tissue
that makes red blood cells.
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