Unit 7 Body Systems Question Preview (ID: 23276)


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The lungs are part of what system?
a) Respiratory
b) Circulatory
c) Digestive
d) Endocrine

How many bones are in the body?
a) 206
b) 300
c) 100
d) 1000

Which system help to protect the body by destroying germs within the body?
a) Immune
b) Reproductive
c) Respiratory
d) Muscular

Digestion begins in the ___.
a) mouth
b) stomach
c) small intestine
d) esophagus

The pituitary gland, pineal gland and thyroid gland are part of what system?
a) endocrine
b) excretory
c) nervous
d) digestive

Breaks down food, absorbs nutrients and excrete wastes
a) digestive
b) endocrine
c) integumentary
d) lymphatic

Allows movement and works with skeleton
a) muscular
b) digestive
c) excretory
d) circulatory

What is the largest level of organization?
a) Organism
b) Cell
c) Tissue
d) Organ system

The major organ of the immune system is called ___.
a) white blood cells
b) red blood cells
c) lipids
d) blood without oxygen

This body system removes lypm from the blood.
a) lymphatic
b) integumentary
c) immune
d) excretory

Purpose of this body system is to produce offspring.
a) reproductive
b) inmmune
c) excretory
d) lymphatic

An animal's young (babies)
a) offspring
b) reproductive system
c) ovulation
d) fertilization

Release of the egg
a) ovulation
b) fertilization
c) vaccination
d) conjecture

When the sperm and egg meet
a) fertilization
b) ovulation
c) offspring
d) vaccination

A medicine given to prevent you from getting sick
a) vaccination
b) homeostasis
c) conjecture
d) advance

Maintaining internal conditions
a) homeostasis
b) conjecture
c) advance
d) vaccination

Make an opinion or conclusion based on incomplete information
a) conjecture
b) advance
c) vaccination
d) offspring

to move forward
a) advance
b) conjecture
c) offspring
d) ovulation

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