Unit 2/2 Quiz: Body Systems
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- Q 1/15Score 0What is the primary function of this body system?29The protection of vital organs from injuryThe transport of nutrients, water, and oxygen to body cellsThe production of hormones that regulate growth and metabolismThe chemical breakdown of food into smaller pieces
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- Q1What is the primary function of this body system?The protection of vital organs from injuryThe transport of nutrients, water, and oxygen to body cellsThe production of hormones that regulate growth and metabolismThe chemical breakdown of food into smaller pieces300s
- Q2Which two systems work together to provide oxygen to cells?lymphatic and nervous systemsimmune and respiratory systemsrespiratory and circulatory systemsdigestive and skeletal systems300s
- Q3Heart muscles contract and relax. What is the most important effect of this action on the human body?Energy is generated for other organsBlood is pushed through vesselsThe heart gets needed exerciseThe heart beats rhythmically300s
- Q4How is the cell wall similar to the integumentary system?Both absorb nutrients and waterBoth provide a protective barrierThey are not similarBoth utilize the energy from the sun300s
- Q5In order for these runners to have an ample supply of nutrients sent to all parts of their body, what are the two systems that function together to perform this task?Digestive and CirculatoryDigestive and RespiratorySkeletal and MuscularRespiratory and Muscular300s
- Q6Which step in the digestive process represents a chemical change in food?Churning of food, liquids, and digestive juices in the stomachStoring of swallowed food in the stomachSubstances in the mouth and stomach breaking down fats and proteinsMovement of food down the esophagus to the stomach300s
- Q7What is the name of System C in the table?EndocrineCirculatorySkeletalDigestive300s
- Q8The largest human body organ, which regulates temperature and serves as a barrier against harmful microorganisms, belongs to the -Digestive SystemMuscular SystemIntegumentary SystemRespiratory System300s
- Q9Which statement best describes the function of the human body system in the above diagram?Produces and secretes hormones which regulate metabolism, growth, and developmentSupplies oxygen to blood and removes carbon dioxide from bloodBreaks down food into nutrients and wastesProvides support and movement for the body300s
- Q10All of the following are true EXCEPT —The kidneys are organs in the digestive systemThe bladder is an organ in the urinary systemThe skin is an organ in the integumentary systemThe heart is an organ in the circulatory system300s
- Q11Which system is responsible for the creation of offspring?Skeletal SystemUrinary SystemReproductive SystemRespiratory System300s
- Q12Which system provides humans with the ability to understand and react to environmental events?RespiratoryReproductiveNervousIntegumentary300s
- Q13In humans, carbon dioxide that is excreted passes from the blood directly into the -intestineslungskidneysfingernails300s
- Q14Which set of organs belong together?intestines, stomach, mouth, esophagusheart, veins, arteries, cartilagelungs, trachea, boneskidneys, bladder, skin300s
- Q15Which cell organelle has the same function as our nervous system?Cell WallNucleusChloroplastMitochondria300s
