Stomach
Eyes
Lungs
Skeleton
Brain
100

The stomach receives food from the?

What is the esophagus

100

What part of the eye is responsible for giving humans their eye color?

What is the iris

100

What bones are responsible for protecting the lungs?

What are the ribs

100

What bone is responsible for proctecting the human brain?

What is the skull

100

The human brain is divided into how many sections?

What is three

200

Where is the stomach located?

Where is the upper abdomen

200

What part of the eye allows for light absorption?

What is the pupil

200

A flap that is responsible for keeping food and liquid from entering the lungs?

What is the epiglottis 

200

How many bone are in an adult body?

What is 206 bones

200

What are the three sections of the human brain?

What is the forebrain, midbrain and hindbrain

300

What two organs does the stomach separate?

What are the esophagus and small intestine

300

What is considered perfect vision?

What is 20/20

300

A muscle that supports breathing patterns and separates the thorax from the abdomen?

What is the diaphragm

300

What are the bones of the hand called?

What are carpals

300

How many main lobes are present in the brain?

What is four

400

What is the main function of the stomach?

What is to begin the digestion and breakdown of food

400

The white part of the eye that protects other parts of the eye?

What is the sclera

400

The portion of the throat that carries air to the lungs?

What is the trachea

400

The scientific name for the collarbone is known as?

What is the clavicle

400

What is the function of the occipital lobe?

What is to interpret vision

500

What movement takes place in the stomach to help guide food to the small intestine?

What is peristalsis

500

The clear part of the eye that focuses light to the fovea centralis?

What is the lense
500

The main branches that go into each lung?

What are the bronchi

500

How many bones are present in the human foot?

What is 26 bones

500

What is a gland in the brain that is known as the "master gland"?

What is the pituitary gland