Q2_Summative Test 2
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- Q1
Choose the letter ofthe best answer.
1.What happens to the food after chewing?
It is broken into smaller pieces
It becomes drier for easy swallowing
It is mixed with acids in the mouth
It combines into bigger pieces
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What is the mass of food called as it enters the small intestine?
chyme
bolus
feces
amylase
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Which part of the digestive system physically digests the food?
teeth
large intestine
saliva
espahagus
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Digestive system breaks down food which serves as a good source of energy needed by our body. Which shows the path of food in the digestive system?
esophagus-> mouth->small intestines->anus –>rectum->largeintestine
esophagus-> mouth-> large intestine->small intestines->anus–>rectum
mouth->esophagus->stomach->smallintestines->large intestine->rectum->anus
mouth-> esophagus->stomach->small intestines-> anus–>rectum
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Which structure prevents the swallowed food from going ino the trachea?
epiglotis
pharynx
tonsils
larynx
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What do you call the rythmic, wave-like ovement of some muscles in yourbody?
constriction
peristalsis
contraction
relaxation
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Nostrils are the opening into the nasal passages that are lined with hairs called cilia. Why are cilia important?
It dries up the dust present in the air.
It warms up the dust present in the air.
It filters the dust present in the air.
It moistens the dust present in the air.
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Which is the major function of the integumentary system?
Distribution of nutrients
Protection of the internal body system
Inhalation and exhalation
Digestion of food taken
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Which part of the skin contains fats for food and energy storage?
fatty layer
epidermis
dermis
subcutaneous layer
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Skin helps our body to maintain normal state. How does the skin regulates body temperature?
It retains water
It produces vitamin D
It regulates fat content in the skin.
It increases sweat production
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What do you call the outermost layer of the human skin that protects the body?
dermis
hypodermis
hair follicles
epidermis
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What kind of blood vessels that carry oxygen-rich blood away from theheart?
Capillaries
Veins
Ventricles
Arteries
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They are thin- walled and floppy blood vessels that carry oxygen poor blood back to the heart.
Veins
Capillaries
Arteries
Ventricles
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Blood is the liquid part of the circulatory system. Which is the mainwork of the blood?
It controls all the body’s activity and emotions
It digests food needed by the body.
It serves as a framework and allows movement of the body.
It supplies nutrients and air to the body cells with the materials they need for nourishment and repair
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The function of this blood component is to stop the blood bleeding, or it clots the blood if it is exposed to the air.
Plasma
RBC
Platelets
WBC
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Which of the following is the main organ of the nervous system?
motor neurons
brain
sensory neurons
spinal cord
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The nervous system has many different functions in the body. Which of the following does NOT describe the nervous system?
It controls all the activities of the body.
It receives and process information
It coordinates all functions in the body
It distributes food to the body
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What is the largest part of the brain?
cerebrum
cerebellum
spinal cord
brain stem
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Why is our nervous system important?
It absorbs the nutrients
It protects our body from harmful external elements
It controls the other body systems so that they work properly
It removes waste from the body.
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Why do you suddenly move your hand away even before realizing that you touched a hot object?
The muscles contract before the message reaches the brain
The message travels fast because of the heat
Message to and from the brain ravels fast through the nerves.
The blood moves fasterbecause of the heat
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