Digestive System
Cells
Tissues/Organs
Muscular System/Staying Well
Body Waste
100

Where does the Digestive System start?

The digestive system starts in the mouth.

100

__________ are the smallest units of life and are the building blocks of all living things.

Cells are the smallest units of life and are the building blocks of all living things.

100

A group of Tissues make up ___________.

A group of tissues make up organs.

100

Should you eat more vegetables or dairy?

Vegetables!

100

Solid waste must leave our body because it can become __________ if it stays inside for too long.

Toxic

200

The Esophagus begins in the ___________.

The esophagus begins in the Throat.

200

A group of cells come together to make _________.

Tissue!

200

Which two organs create digestive juices that help the Stomach break down food?

The liver and the gallbladder.

200

What are the five food groups?

Vegetables, Fruits, Grains, Proteins, and Dairy.

200

Which intestine absorbs water and collects waste that will leave the body?

The large intestine!

300
How do we give our bodies energy?

We eat food!

300

Why are microscopes important?

They help doctors and scientists see cells!

300

What does connective tissue do?

It can connect bones to muscles or bones to bones.

300

Muscles are a type of tissue that allow the body to _______ and _________.

Stretch and Move.

300

Which type of waste exits through pores in the skin?

Sweat exits through pores in the skin.

400

What does the digestive system do?

The digestive system breaks down food so our body can use it for energy.

400

Why are there so many different types of cells?

Different cells have different jobs; cells are found in different parts of the body.

400

What does epithelial tissue do?

It covers your body parts. Like Skin!

400

This heating process kills germs in certain foods to make them safer and last longer.

Pasteurization.

400

Liquid waste, called urine, involves the _______, __________, and ___________.

Bladder, Kidneys, and Urethra.

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