Transcript Body System Jeopardy

Jeopardy
Name that
System
What are
my parts?
Working
together
What’s my
Purpose?
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Final Jeopardy
$100 Question: name that system
$100 Answer from name that system
Skeletal System
$200 Question from name that system
This system is made up of the heart and blood vessels.
It carries oxygen and food to the cells and takes waste
products like carbon dioxide away.
$200 Answer from name that system
CIRCULATORY
SYSTEM
$300 Question from name that system
The kidneys and bladder are part
of this system and its job is to get
rid of waste that is made in your
body.
$300 Answer from name that system
Excretory
System
$400 Question from name that system
The trachea, lungs and diaphragm
are part of this system, and its job
is to bring oxygen into your body
and get rid of carbon dioxide.
$400 Answer from name that system
Respiratory
System
$500 Question from name that system
The pancreas and gall bladder
are parts of this system.
$500 Answer from name that system
Digestive system
$100 Question from my parts
Name two parts of the digestive
system.
$100 Answer from my parts
Tongue, teeth, esophagus,
stomach, small intestine, liver,
gall bladder, pancreas, large
intestine, rectum.
$200 Question from my parts
Name three parts of the
respiratory system.
$200 Answer from my parts
nose, trachea, lungs, diaphragm
$300 Question from my parts
Name three parts of the
excretory system.
$300 Answer from my parts
kidneys, bladder, ureters, urethra
$400 Question from my parts
Name the three types of muscles
found in the muscular system.
$400 Answer from my parts
Smooth muscle, skeletal muscle,
and cardiac muscle.
$500 Question from my parts
Your appendix is part of this
system.
$500 Answer from my parts
Digestive
System
$100 Question from working
together
Which two systems are working together
when food goes into your blood through
your small intestine and to all cells in
your body?
$100 Answer from working
together
digestive and circulatory
$200 Question from working
together
Which three systems are working together
to move your body when you are jumping
rope?
$200 Answer from working
together
Muscular, skeletal, nervous
$300 Question from working
together
Which two systems are working
together when the kidneys filter waste
from the blood?
$300 Answer from working
together
Excretory system and circulatory
system.
$400 Question from working
together
Which three systems are working
together when your body takes in oxygen
and delivers it to all cells in the body and
gets rid of carbon dioxide?
$400 Answer from working
together
respiratory system, circulatory
system and muscular system or
nervous system.
$500 Question from working
together
Name all of the body systems and
explain how they all work together
every minute of the day to keep your
body alive.
$500 Answer from working together
Your nervous system is always controlling everything your
body does all the time like breathing (respiratory system) and
your heartbeat (circulatory system). Your muscular system is
always controlling body movement like moving your arms
and legs and moving your diaphragm, muscles of the
digestive system, etc. The digestive system is always sending
food into the blood. The respiratory system is always
bringing in oxygen and getting rid of carbon dioxide. Your
skeletal system is always working with your muscular system
and nervous system to move your body. The excretory
system is always working to filter waste out of the blood.
$100 Question from my purpose
The purpose of this system is to break
food down into small particles that
can be carried in the blood to all parts.
$100 Answer from my purpose
Digestive System
$200 Question from my purpose
The purpose of this system is to carry
food and oxygen to all parts of the body
and to remove waste products from all
parts of the body.
$200 Answer from my purpose
circulatory system
$300 Question from my purpose
The purpose of this system is to remove wastes
from the body.
$300 Answer from my purpose
Excretory system
$400 Question from my purpose
What is the purpose of the
Skeletal system?
$400 Answer from my purpose
The purpose of the skeletal system
is to provide support and structure
for the body.
$500 Question from my purpose
What is the purpose of the respiratory
System?
$500 Answer from my purpose
The purpose of the respiratory
system is to bring oxygen into the blood
and to remove waste products (or carbon
dioxide) from the blood.
$100 Question from misc.
This is a part of the digestive system
where mechanical digestion begins. It
is the part that first breaks the food up
into pieces so it can go down the
esophagus.
$100 Answer from misc.
Teeth
$200 Question from misc.
Name two places in your body
Where smooth muscle can be found.
$200 Answer from misc.
Esophagus, eyes, intestines,
Blood vessels, etc…
$300 Question from misc.
Name the organ in your body
that is made of cardiac muscle.
$300 Answer from misc.
The heart
$400 Question from misc.
Name the air sacs that are found in the lungs,
or
Name the little finger-like projections that are
found in the small intestine where food goes
into the blood?
$400 Answer from misc.
The air sacs in the lungs are alveoli.
The finger-like projections in the
small intestine are villi.
$500 Question from misc.
About how long is your small
intestine?
$500 Answer from misc.
The small intestine is about 15 to 20
feet long, or 5 to 7 meters long.
Final Jeopardy
Explain how at least five of your body’s systems work together to
help you run around the bases after hitting a baseball.
Final Jeopardy Answer
When you run your nerves (nervous system) tell your muscles
(muscular system) to move your bones (skeletal system) as your
activity increases, your brain makes your diaphragm (respiratory
System) move faster which brings in more oxygen and gets rid of
carbon dioxide. Your heart (circulatory system) also pumps faster
to pump the oxygen and food to your cells quicker and to get
carbon dioxide to your lungs.