Transcript Middle East Jeopardy

Human body systems
Respiratory
System
Digestive
System
Circulatory Systems
System
Connected
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FINAL
Respiratory System - 100
The major organ in this system
What are the lungs?
DAILY DOUBLE
Respiratory System - 200
The two molecules that travel in opposite
directions through the respiratory system
What are oxygen and carbon dioxide?
Respiratory System - 300
Air enters through nostrils or mouth and
moves down this tube
What is the Trachea?
Respiratory System - 400
The different branches inside the lungs
What are bronchi?
Respiratory System - 500
A large muscle that controls inhaling
and exhaling of the lungs.
What is the diaphragm?
Digestive System - 100
Digestion using teeth and stomach that
physically breaks food into smaller pieces
What is mechanical digestion?
Digestive System - 200
A muscular tube that connects the mouth
to the stomach.
What is the esophagus?
Digestive System - 300
The organ where most chemical
digestion occurs
What is the small intestine?
Digestive system - 400
The organ that produces bile, then
stores it in the gall bladder.
What is the liver?
Digestive System - 500
The organ that produces 3 digestive
enzymes, then delivers the enzymes to the
small intestine.
What is the pancreas?
Circulatory System - 100
The major organ of the circulatory system
What is the heart?
Circulatory System -200
Specialized cells that transport oxygen and
carbon dioxide through the circulatory
system.
What are red blood cells?
Circulatory System - 300
Blood vessels that carry oxygen-rich blood
away from the heart
What are arteries?
DAILY DOUBLE
Circulatory System - 400
Waste product of cells that moves
through veins
What is carbon dioxide?
Circulatory System - 500
Tiny blood vessels that exchange
molecules with cells by diffusion.
What are capillaries?
Systems Connected - 100
Tiny air sacs where carbon dioxide and
oxygen exchange between respiratory
and circulatory systems.
What are alveoli?
Systems Connected - 200
Tiny structures inside the small intestine
that connects the digestive system to the
circulatory system
What are villi?
Systems Connected - 300
Basic molecule that passes from the villi to
the bloodstream
What is glucose?
(or “nutrients”, or any other type of food
molecule)
Systems Connected - 400
The process that occurs between glucose
and oxygen inside the cell
What is Cellular Respiration?
Systems Connected - 500
The digestive organ that allows water to
be reabsorbed into the bloodstream
What is the large intestine?
FINAL JEOPARDY!
Write a paragraph describing the journey
of a carbon dioxide molecule from a cell,
all the way until it is exhaled from the
body. The molecule must travel through 2
systems. In your explanation, name at
least 3 organs for each system.
Answers may vary
• Carbon dioxide diffuses out of the cells and
into the capillaries, where it attaches to a
red blood cell. It travels through veins on
the way to the heart. The heart pumps it
back toward the lungs. Carbon dioxide
diffuses from capillaries into the alveoli (air
sacs) of the lungs. It travels through the
bronchi and the trachea, and finally is
exhaled from the nose and mouth.