Digestive System
Cardio-vascular System
Raspatory System
Skeletal System
Muscular System
100

The place where the food first enters. 

What is the Mouth? 

100

the most famous organ in the circulatory system. It pumps the blood around the body. 

What is the Heart? 

100

The sacks in which the air is brought into so that the Bronchi can create oxygenated blood. It is the most well known organ in this body system. 

What are Lungs? 

100

This is the hardest bone in the body. It is meant to protect the brain from injury. 

What is the skull? 

100

The muscle located in your upper arm below your shoulder. It is among the most famous. 

What are Bisceps? 
200
The pipe where food goes down to the stomach in order to be digested. 

What is the Esophagus? 

200

These transport unoxygenated blood so that it can be oxygenated using the oxygen gathered by the respiratory system. 

What are Veins? 
200

This pipe is separated from the esophagus so that food does not enter the lungs. 

What is the Trachea? 

200

This is the largest bone in the body. It is also known as the thigh bone and connects your knee to your ankle. 

What is the Femur? 

200

Muscles that are ___________ muscles are muscles that you do not control and move unconsciously. Muscles that are _________ muscles are muscles that you control and consciously move.

What are Involuntary and Voluntary muscles?

300

The pipe that finishes taking in nutrients from the partially digested food that was made in the stomach. Whilst also transporting it into the larger version of itself. 

What is the Small Intestine? 

300

The largest type of blood cell, they are responsible for fighting infections. 

What are White Blood-Cells? 

300

The tubes that connect to the alveoli and the lungs so that the oxygen can reach the alveoli. It splits off to connect to the right and left lungs. 

What is the Bronchi? 

300

This is where the site of new blood cell production occurs in the bones. 

What is Bone Marrow? 

300

The only type of muscles that voluntary are called ________ muscle. 

Skeletal Muscle 

400

The pouch that is used to dissolve food into digestible nutrients. 

What is the Stomach? 

400

The average resting heart-rate of a male is __-__ (If you get within three of one of the numbers than you get it)

69-73 bpm

400

This organ has a multitude of jobs. It separates the Trachea from the Esophagus to keep food from entering the esophagus, it aids in breathing, and it also is used in speaking. This is why it is also known as the voice box. 

What is the Larynx? 

400
When a child becomes an adult, they have 206 bones. How many bones does a child start with at birth? 

270

400

Connects muscle to bone. It is NOT a join. 

What are Tendons? 

500

The pipe that pumps the fully digested food into it's final destination where it can be removed from the body. It is connected to a smaller version of itself. 

What is the Large Intestine? 

500

The right side of the heart is comprised of the right atrium and right ventricle. The left side is comprised of the...

What is the left ventricle and left atrium? 

500

The air-sacs that the oxygen goes in order to oxygenate the blood. 

What is the Alveoli? 

500

This bone is located in your ear and is the smallest bone in the body. It is named after the fact that it looks like the ring  that a riders foot is placed when riding a horse. 

What is the Stirrup? 

500

Muscles are composed of tiny fibers called ______ fibers

What are Muscle Fibers?