1. Which organs of the body are protected by the ribs?

a. kidney and bladder c. heart and lungs

b. brain and eyes d. stomach and liver

2. Which body structure links the brain with the rest of body?

a. backbone b. meninges
c. blood vessels c. nerves

3. What is skeletal systems made of?

a. Muscles b. bones
c. nerves d. blood

4. Which part of the brain controls reflex action?

a. occipital lobe b. cerebrum

c. cerebellum d. medulla oblongata

5. Which of the following supplies your organs with oxygen?

a. platelets b. red blood cells

c. white blood cells d. plasma

6. Which of these life processes involves the trachea and lungs?

a. excreting waste b. digesting food

c. respiration d. circulating blood

7. Which part of the nervous system is found in all parts of the body?

a. nerves b. spinal cord

b. cerebellum d. cerebrum

8. All of the following are diseases of the bones except?

a. osteoarthritis b. bone tumor

c. bronchitis d. osteomyelitis

9. Which of these bones supports the head and the toes?

a. backbone b. rib cage

c. shoulder bone d. skull
10. What kind of blood flows from the lungs to the heart?

a. blood with microorganism b. blood with much oxygen

c. blood with very little oxygen d. blood with waste materials

11. Which of the following parts of the brain controls blood pressure and other involuntary
activities?

a. cerebellum b. medulla
c. cerebrum d. spinal cord

12. What attaches muscle to the bone?

a. joint b. tendon
c. cartilage d. ligament

13. Which of the following is the skeletal muscle?

a. muscle of the thigh b. muscles of the diaphragm

c. muscle of the heart d. muscle of the stomach

14. Mario ate a heavy lunch at noon, and by 5:00 pm, he felt hungry because?

a. the food he ate had been digested b. he saw his mother cooking
c. he was not doing anything d. the food he ate at lunch was not enough

15. What kind of joints allow different kinds of movements?

a. gliding joints b. ball and socket joints

c. hinge joints d. pivot joints

Match the diseases in Column A with column B

A B

1. Known as heart attack a. cirrhosis

2. deterioration of the liver b. fracture
3. break or cracks in any part of the skeleton c. constipation
4. difficult, infrequent, or incomplete d. Alzheimer’s disease
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5. memory loss, speck disturbance e. myocardial infarction
and inability to move
 Body Organ Function
1. Provide the structural framework of the body.
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3. Transports oxygen and nutrients throughout
the body.
4. Helps in the digestion of food and absorption
of the nutrients and water.
5. Kidney
6. Liver
7. Provides gas exchange in the body.
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9. Stomach

_________________1. The control center of the body.

_________________2. Pumps blood throughout the body.
_________________3. Gives form and shape of the body.
_________________4. Absorbs nutrients from the food we eat.
_________________5. A hollow muscular organ that stores and digests food.
_________________6. Bring in oxygen and take carbon dioxide out of the body
_________________7. Absorbs water from undigested food, turning it into a stool.
_________________8. A gland that produces bile, which breaks down fats in the food.
_________________9. Bean-shaped organs that filter body fluids and remove waste.
_________________10. Provides the structure of the body and protects the internal organs.

Caring for the Body Organs

1. ___________________________________________________
2. ___________________________________________________
3. ___________________________________________________
4. ___________________________________________________
5. ___________________________________________________
6. ___________________________________________________

1. What is the largest internal organs? _______________

2. Liquid which aids in digestion and breaks down fats in the food you eat? _________________
3. Controls reflex activities such as heartbeat, blood pressure, and breathing. _______________
4. It plays a role in sleeping and dreaming. __________________
5. Responsible for eye movement and hearing processes. ________________
6. It integrates the sensory signals from the ears, eyes, and muscle to control balance. ________
7. It is the major organ of the circulatory system. _______________
8. The largest part of the brain . ___________________
9. Outer layer of the cerebrum, responsible for sight movement sensation,
and language. ______________________
10. Receives impulses from different sensory areas and passes them to the cerebrum.
_________________
11. Is responsible for homeostasis. It contains the centers for controlling and integrating
metabolism and appetite, body temperature, water balance and sleep. ________________
12. It is the main organ of nervous system. __________________
13. What does red marrow produces? _____________________
14. These are hollow and contain soft tissue in the bone? ______________
15. Its delivers oxygen and nutrients throughout the body. ____________________
16, They fight and protect the body against infections and diseases. _____________