Skin, Hair and Nails
Teeth and Mouth
Eyes and Ears
Skeletal and Muscular System
Nervous System
100

What is our body's largest organ?

Our skin

100

What do our permanent teeth force out?

Our baby teeth

100

Salty, liquid that keeps our eyes moist and clear of particles

Tears

100

How many bones are in your body?

206

100

What is the main power center of our nervous system?

The brain

200

What is a function of our skin?

To protect our bodies, control our temperature and sensation
200

This occurs after bacteria have produced acids on the teeth, resulting in holes

Cavity

200

Also known as "The Tympanic Membrane"

Ear Drum

200

Muscles that contract automatically and without us telling them to are called

Involuntary muscles

200

What type of cells transmit messages for the nervous system?

Neurons

300

A pigment that gives skin it's color

Melanin

300

Bacteria and small food particles that leave a yellowish stain on the teeth

Plaque

300
Nerve fibers that transmit electrical pulses from the eye to the brain

Optic Nerve

300

The largest and strongest bone in our body is our

Femur (Hip bone)

300

How many pounds does the average brain weigh?

3 pounds

400

What is the purpose of eyelashes?

To keep dust and particles out of our eyes

400

The part of the tooth that connects it to the jaw bone

Root

400

The visible, outer part of the ear

Auricle or pinna

400
Our hearts are composed of these muscles

Cardiac muscle

400

The largest part of the brain

Cerebrum

500

When a mole evolves into skin cancer, it is called...

Melanoma 

500
White, visible part of the tooth that is made from calcium

Crown

500

A constant ringing or buzzing sound in your ear

Tinnitus 

500

Found in bones, where red blood cells are made

Red bone marrow

500

The nervous system is divided into two halves called the

Central and Peripheral Nervous System

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