Nervous System
Cell
Transport
Transport
Respiratory System
Circulatory System
Mystery
???
???
100
What makes the body react to changes to keep conditions inside the body the same (balanced)?
(Vocabulary Choices: Homeostasis, Nervous System, Stimulus, Response, Neuron)
What is Homeostasis?
100
The number of molecules in an area (High concentration = more
Low concentration = less)
(Vocabulary Choices: Concentration, Passive Transport, Diffusion, Active Transport)
What is concentration?
100
The organ system that exchanges (moves) the gases oxygen and carbon dioxide
(Vocabulary Choices: Exchange, Alveoli, Respiratory System)
What is the respiratory system?
100
Tubes that transport blood to all parts of the body
(Vocabulary Choices: Blood, Circulatory System, Blood Vessel, Respiratory System, Oxygen)
What is a blood vessel?
100
Which side has the highest concentration of molecules?
A B
What is side A has the highest concentration of molecules?
200
The organ system that carries messages between the brain and the body.
(Vocabulary Choices: Homeostasis, Nervous System, Stimulus, Response, Neuron)
What is the Nervous System?
200
When molecules move from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration.
(Vocabulary Choices: Concentration, Passive Transport, Diffusion, Active Transport)
What is diffusion?
200
The location of gas exchange in the lungs
(Vocabulary Choices: Exchange, Alveoli, Respiratory System)
What is alveoli?
200
The organ system that carries oxygen and nutrients to the cells and removes waste.
(Vocabulary Choices: Blood, Circulatory System, Blood Vessel, Respiratory System, Oxygen)
What is the circulatory system?
200
Which picture is the stimulus and what picture is the response.
The ice = stimulus
The moving hand = response
300
The reaction to the stimulus
(Vocabulary Choices: Homeostasis, Nervous System, Stimulus, Response, Neuron)
What is a response?
300
Molecules moving across a cell membrane without using energy (ATP)
(Vocabulary Choices: Concentration, Passive Transport, Diffusion, Active Transport)
What is passive transport?
300
To replace one thing for another
(Vocabulary Choices: Exchange, Alveoli, Respiratory System)
What is exchange?
300
A fluid that circulates through the body carrying nutrients and wastes.
(Vocabulary Choices: Blood, Circulatory System, Blood Vessel, Respiratory System, Oxygen)
What is blood?
300
Cells use ______ for the active transportation of some molecules.
(Vocabulary Choices: Passive Transport, ATP, Diffusion, Response, Alveoli)
What is ATP?
400
a change that causes something to happen
(Vocabulary Choices: Homeostasis, Nervous System, Stimulus, Response, Neuron)
What is a stimulus?
400
Molecules need energy (ATP) to move across a cell membrane.
(Vocabulary Choices: Concentration, Passive Transport, Diffusion, Active Transport)
What is active transport?
400
The lungs exchange ________ and ________ __________.
(Vocabulary Choices: Carbon Dioxide, Exchange, Alveoli, Respiratory System, Oxygen)
What is oxygen and carbon dioxide?
400
The function of the circulatory system is to carry _____ and ______ to the cells and remove _________.
(Vocabulary Choices: Nutrients, Blood, Circulatory System, Blood Vessel, Oxygen, Wastes)
What is carrying oxygen and nutrients to cells and removing wastes?
400
The ________ is inside the lungs and functions to exchange gases between the respiratory and circulatory systems.
(Vocabulary Choices: Blood, Diffusion, Response, Alveoli)
What is Alveoli?
500
A specialized cell in the nervous system that sends impulses (messages)
(Vocabulary Choices: Homeostasis, Nervous System, Stimulus, Response, Neuron)
What is a neuron?
500
Which picture shows active transport and why?
A B
What is B, because cells use ATP for the active transport of some molecules?
500
An organ in the respiratory system that exchanges gases, oxygen, and carbon dioxide.
What are the lungs?
500
The function of the ________ is to transport nutrients, oxygen, and carbon dioxide around the body.
What is blood?
500
What two body systems work with the circulatory system?
(Vocabulary Choices: Nervous System, Respiratory System, Digestive System)
What are the respiratory and digestive systems?