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Digestive System
Skeletal System
Muscular System
Respiratory System
Scientific Method
100

What do these foods all have in common?

Pizza, ice cream, potato chips, and cookies

They are all unhealthy/junk food

100

How many bones do adults have?

  1. 300

  2. 106

  3. 206

  4. 275

206

100

Which is not a type of muscle?

  1. Strong

  2. Smooth 

  3. Cardiac

  4. Skeletal

Strong

100

What muscle in your respiratory system is important for singing?

Diaphragm

100

Which is not part of the scientific method?

  1. Hypothesis

  2. Explanation

  3. Analysis

  4. Observation

Explanation

200

What is the tube in your body that your food travels down called?

Esophagus

200

What bones protect your vital organs?

Ribcage

200

What is the defining trait of skeletal muscles?

You can control them

200

What is your breath rate?

How many breaths you take in a minute

200

What is quantitative data?

Data relating to numbers/measurement

300

What is the body part that blocks food from going down your windpipe?

Epiglottis

300

What mineral helps your bones stay strong?

Calcium

300

What type of muscle is your esophagus?

Smooth

300

What molecule is released from your body when you exhale?

Carbon dioxide

300

The class did an experiment and made mucus. What is an example of qualitative data they could write down about their experiment?

Multiple answers possible.


Texture, appearance, temperature, colour

400

Put these in the correct order that your food travels:

Large intestine, mouth, small intestine, stomach, esophagus

Mouth, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine

400

Which bone is in your legs?

  1. Cranium

  2. Tibia

  3. Humerus

  4. Scapula

Tibia

400

What is a fiber (in the muscular system)?

Elastic tissue that your muscles are made of

400

What is the illness where your air sacs swell and your lungs get fluid in them?

Pneumonia

400

What is an independent variable?

The variable that changes in an experiment - the different conditions you are testing

500

How many kg of food (approximately) does an adult eat per year?

  1. 67 kg

  2. 250 kg

  3. 500 kg

  4. 700 kg

500 kg

500

What are your finger bones called?

Phalanges

500

What happens if we have too many muscles?

We can't move

500

How can you improve your lung efficiency?

Breathing excercises - diaphragmatic breathing

500

Liam wanted to know if his girlfriend would prefer soup if he added pepper or salt. He made a soup and poured three bowls; he left one unchanged, added pepper to one, and added salt to the other. What is an example of a control variable in this experiment?

Multiple answers possible.


The base soup, the soup taster (the girlfriend), the cook