The Respiratory System

Respiratory System 1

100

You breathe in ______ and breathe out ______.

oxygen, carbon dioxide 

200

What is the starting place of the respiratory system? Where does the air enter? 

Your mouth or nose

300

What is the order of the respiratory system?

Nose, trachea, bronchi and alveoli

400

What is a gas exchange?

oxygen from the air passes into the blood and carbon dioxide from the blood passes into the alveoli 

500

What happens to your diaphragm when you breathe out?

your diaphragm relaxes and moves up. Your rib cage moves in and down. 

True or False

100

The respiratory system does the same job that the circulatory system does.

False. Why?

200

The left lung is smaller than the right lung.

True

300

It is better to breathe in through your mouth than through your nose.

False. Why?

400

You breathe 500,000 times a day.

False. How many times? 

500

Viruses and bacteria can still get into your respiratory system.

True. Explain what can happen if the virus or bacteria gets into your respiratory system.

What am I?

100

I am small air sacs

What am I?

alveoli

200

I have got hairs

I filter the air

I warm up the air 

what am I?

nose

300

I am spongy 

I am air-filled

One side is smaller than the other 

What am I?

lungs

400

I have got two tubes

I lead directly to the lungs

What am I?

bronchi 

500

I am a tube

I connect the larynx to the bronchi

I carry the air to the lungs

What am I?

trachea

Respiratory System 2

100

Which tubes bring air into the lungs

Bronchi

200

Where is the oxygen transferred into the blood? 

in the alveoli 

300

Which bone protects the lungs?

ribcage

400

What is pneumonia?

an infection in the air sacs. It can get filled up with fluids. Causes fever, cough, mucus, and difficulty breathing

500

What happens to your diaphragm when you breathe in?

Your diaphragm contracts and moves down. Your ribcage moves up and out.