Alabama Science Studies-Body Systems Question Preview (ID: 56407)
Life Science, Week 8, Body Systems.
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How many bones form the adult skeletal system?
a) 103
b) 197
c) 206
d) 270
Which systems work together?
a) the digestive system and the muscular system
b) the skeletal system and the circulatory system
c) the muscular system and the nervous system
d) all of the systems work together
Gertrude B. Elion is best known for
a) trying to understand how the human body works
b) finding ways to treat many serious diseases
c) her work in chemistry
d) her work in biology
Which of the following is not a system of the body?
a) muscular system
b) nervous system
c) worried system
d) digestive system
What body parts are made of tissues that can contract and then relax back to normal size?
a) muscles
b) bones
c) ligaments
d) tendons
Which system is packed neatly between your head and your hips (more than 25 feet long)?
a) digestive system
b) nervous system
c) circulatory system
d) skeletal system
What is the name of the long tube in the digestive system that connects the mouth to the stomach?
a) ligaments
b) small intestine
c) tendon
d) esophagus
What system is made up of blood vessels?
a) skeletal system
b) circulatory/cardiovascular system
c) digestive system
d) nervous system
About how many feet of blood vessels do you have in your body?
a) about 10 feet
b) about 20 feet
c) about 30 feet
d) about 40 feet
One example of how your body systems work together is: The ______ system helps push food through the ____ system.
a) respiratory, digestive
b) circulatory, digestive
c) muscular, digestive
d) skeletal, digestive
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