Grade 5 - Seatwork

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Test basics of body systems.

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Froggy Jumps Grade 5 - SeatworkVersion en ligne Test basics of body systems. par Geri Kyle Obaña 1 Which organs make up the nervous system? a Brain, spinal cord, and nerves b Heart, blood, and blood vessels c Lungs, trachea, and alveoli 2 What is the main role of the nervous system? a Send signals all over the body b Filter blood from waste c Absorb nutrients from food 3 Which system helps the nervous system regulate thoughts and feelings? a Digestive system b Circulatory system c Endocrine system 4 Which of the following is NOT part of the endocrine system? a Heart b Pituitary gland c Pancreas 5 What do the glands of the endocrine system produce? a Hormones b Enzymes c Blood cells 6 What makes up the skeletal system? a Muscles and nerves b Bones and joints c Heart and lungs 7 Which type of muscle is responsible for pumping the heart? a Cardiac muscle b Smooth muscle c Skeletal muscle 8 What do skeletal muscles do in the body? a Contract and relax to move bones b Keep the heart beating c Help food move in the stomach 9 Which type of muscle controls involuntary movements like digestion? a Smooth muscle b Skeletal muscle c Cardiac muscle 10 What is a stimulus? a A thing that starts a response in the body b A type of muscle cell c A part of the skeletal system 11 Which organ in males produces sperm cells? a Urethra b Testicles c Penis 12 Which female organ produces egg cells? a Vagina b Uterus c Ovaries 13 Where does the fertilized egg grow and develop into a baby? a Ovary b Vagina c Uterus 14 What happens when a zygote splits into two within a few days of conception? a Identical twins are formed b No pregnancy occurs c Fraternal twins are formed 15 How are fraternal twins formed? a When one egg splits into two b When two sperm fertilize one egg c When two separate eggs are fertilized by two sperm 16 What is the cloaca in a frog? a The endpoint of the digestive, excretory, and reproductive systems b A part of the brain c A chamber in the heart 17 Which of the following is NOT a system connected to the cloaca? a Nervous system b Reproductive system c Digestive system 18 What happens to waste from the urinary system in frogs? a It is absorbed by the skin b It passes through the cloaca c It stays in the kidneys 19 Which of these systems also uses the cloaca for reproduction? a Reproductive system b Circulatory system c Nervous system 20 Why is the cloaca considered unique? a It combines functions of different systems into one endpoint b It stores food for digestion c It is only found in mammals 21 What is the main function of the root system? a Photosynthesis and reproduction b Anchorage and absorption of water and nutrients c Transport of food and water 22 Which part of the root protects the growing tip? a Root hairs b Root cap c Cortex 23 What do root hairs do? a Increase surface area for absorption b Store food c Produce seeds 24 Which tissue in the root transports food such as sugars and proteins? a Phloem b Xylem c Cortex 25 What is the main role of the stem in the shoot system? a Store sugar b Anchor the plant to the soil c Support leaves, flowers, and fruits, and transport nutrients 26 Which process do leaves mainly perform? a Photosynthesis b Absorption c Respiration 27 What is the role of flowers in the shoot system? a Store nutrients b Anchor the plant to the soil c Reproduction through pollination and seed production 28 What are nodes on a stem? a Points where leaves, buds, or branches emerge b Segments of the stem between leaves c The growing tip of the stem 29 Which organ is responsible for breaking down food into nutrients? a Brain b Heart c Stomach 30 Which organ system is responsible for transmitting and receiving sensory information? a Nervous b Muscular c Skeletal

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par Geri Kyle Obaña

Which organs make up the nervous system?

What is the main role of the nervous system?

Which system helps the nervous system regulate thoughts and feelings?

Which of the following is NOT part of the endocrine system?

What do the glands of the endocrine system produce?

What makes up the skeletal system?

Which type of muscle is responsible for pumping the heart?

What do skeletal muscles do in the body?

Which type of muscle controls involuntary movements like digestion?

What is a stimulus?

Which organ in males produces sperm cells?

Which female organ produces egg cells?

Where does the fertilized egg grow and develop into a baby?

What happens when a zygote splits into two within a few days of conception?

How are fraternal twins formed?

What is the cloaca in a frog?

Which of the following is NOT a system connected to the cloaca?

What happens to waste from the urinary system in frogs?

Which of these systems also uses the cloaca for reproduction?

Why is the cloaca considered unique?

What is the main function of the root system?

Which part of the root protects the growing tip?

What do root hairs do?

Which tissue in the root transports food such as sugars and proteins?

What is the main role of the stem in the shoot system?

Which process do leaves mainly perform?

What is the role of flowers in the shoot system?

What are nodes on a stem?

Which organ is responsible for breaking down food into nutrients?

Which organ system is responsible for transmitting and receiving sensory information?