Senses 1
Senses 2
Nervous System 1
Nervous System 2
Locomotor System 1
Locomotor System 2
100

How many senses are there? Name them.

Five: sight, smell, hearing, touch, and taste

100

What covers the tongue?

Taste buds

100

What is the function of the nervous system?

The nervous system carries messages between the brain and other body systems

100

What is the peripheral nervous system made up of?

Nerves

100

How are our bones connected?

Joints

100

How many muscles does the human body have?

Over 600

200

Which part of the eye carries signals to the brain?

Optic nerve

200

Identify number 3.

Ear drum

200

What two parts of the body make up the central nervous system?

Spinal cord and brain

200

What are nerves made up of?

Neurons

200

How many types of muscles are there? Name them.

3; skeletal muscles, smooth muscles, and cardiac muscles

200

How many bones does an adult human skeleton have?

206

300

What is the purpose of the cochlea?  Where can it be found?

The cochlea detects sound vibrations and produces electrical signals.  It is found in the inner ear.

300

What is the top layer of skin called?

Epidermis

300

What is the function of the spinal cord?

The spinal cord controls reflex actions
300

Name the three parts of the brain.

Cerebrum, cerebellum, and brain stem

300

How many types of bones are there? Name the different types?

3; long bones, flat bones, short bones

300

Identify the femur.  What type of bones is it?

Long bone

400

What is the coloured part of the eye called? What is its function?

Iris; it controls the size of the pupil and how much light enters the eye.

400

Identify number 4. What is its function?

Nerves; they detect sensations

400

What are the two parts of a neuron? What is the function of each?

Dendrites receive signals 

Axons transmit signals

400

What part of the central nervous system is number 4? What is its function?

Brain stem; it controls involuntary actions

400

What type of muscle makes our hearts beat? Is it voluntary or involuntary?

Cardiac muscle; involuntary 

400

Which type of joint allows the most movement? Give an example of this type of joint.

Flexible joints; shoulders and knees 

500

Identify 1 and 2.  How do they work together to help us smell?

Olfactory bulb (1) and nerve receptors (2).  Nerve receptors send electrical signals to the olfactory bulb in the brain.

500

What part of the eye is number 7? What is its weakness?

Fovea; it is a blind spot in the eye, because it can not detect light

500

Explain how sensory neurons, the brain, and motor neurons work together.

Sensory neurons carry signals to the brain, the brain interprets the signals and sends them to motor neurons which send them to the locomotor system.

500

What parts of the central nervous system are number 1 and 3? What are their functions?

1: Cerebrum controls voluntary actions

3: Cerebellum controls movement, balance, and coordination

500

Identify the sternum.  What is its function and what type of bone is it?

The sternum protects internal organs and is a flat bone

500

Identify the muscles in the legs (the 3 shown in the book).

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