The Human Skeleton
Specialized Cells
Muscles and Movement
Mixtures and solutions
The Respiratory System
100

What are two main functions of the skeleton?


Support and Protection

100

This type of cell carries electrical messages throughout the body.


Nerve Cell

100

What type of muscle works without us thinking about it?


Involuntary Muscle 

100

What is mixture where one substance dissolves evenly in another.



A Solution

100

What organ is the main site of gas exchange?

Lungs 

200

What connects bones to other bones?

Ligaments

200

These cells are long and elastic, allowing the body to move.

Muscle Cells

200

What connects muscles to bones?


Tendons

200

In a solution, the substance that dissolves is called the ___.


Solute

200

What muscle helps us breathe by moving up and down?


Diaphragm 

300

What is the scientific name for the upper arm bone?

Humerus 

300

This cell has a tail that helps it swim to the egg.


Sperm Cell

300

What are the three types of muscle tissue?


Skeletal, smooth, and cardiac 

300

In a solution, the substance that does the dissolving is called the ___.


Solvent

300

What gas do we breathe in, and what gas do we breathe out?

Inhale oxygen, exhale carbon dioxide


400

What type of joint allows movement in one direction only, like the elbow?


Hinge Joint

400

This plant cell absorbs water and minerals from the soil.


Root Hair Cell

400

Why do muscles often work in pairs?


One contracts while the other relaxes to move bones


400

This type of mixture has visible parts and can be easily separated.



Heterogenous mixture

400

What is the function of the trachea?

It carries air to and from the lungs

500

Name one bone disease caused by a lack of calcium or vitamin D.


Rickets or Osteoporosis 

500

This plant cell controls the opening and closing of stomata.


Guard Cell

500

What type of muscles are involved in peristalsis?

Smooth muscle

500

The process used to separate a liquid from a solid using heat.


Evaporation (or distillation)

500

Which lung is smaller and why?

The left lung is smaller than the right lung because it needs to make space for the heart.