Eyes
Bones & Muscles
The Human Machine
Nervous System
Random Science Facts
100

The parts of the eye

Corneal lens, pupil, and retina

100

True or False

The bones and muscles in the body work together

True

100

How does the human body work like a robot?

Body parts work together with different parts and pieces just like a robot. 

100

Illusion Experiment: Why did it look like there was a hole in your hand when you try the hole-in-hand illusion?

Both eyes see something different and combine the two images together.

100
Why do pupils change size?

The amount of light affects the size of the pupil. Ex) dark room means pupil will be larger. 

200
How does light travel through the eye?

Light travels through the cornea, then the pupil and reaches the retina at the back of the eye.

200

True or false

Muscles are connected to tendons in our body?

True

200

You can move without having bones in your body

You cannot move without bones. The skeleton provides structure and support

200
The difference between sensory and movement nerves
Movement nerves are how your brain controls your muscles

Sensory nerves are how your brain gets messages from your senses

200

How do signals get sent through your body?

Nerves

300
When looking at an image through the eye is it upside down or right side up?

The image is upside down then is flipped. 

300

True or False

We can move without muscles?

False

300

How do we move our our arms? Use words like joints, muscles, and/or bones.

Open response

300
What are the "strings" in your hand called?

Tendons

300

Why do some people have blurry vision?

Open Response

400

If an image is blurry and fuzzy what can you do to make the image more clear. (Think back to the eye model experiment)

Change the distance/bring the image closer or farther away to make the image clear

400

What is the structure/framework of our bones called? 

Skeleton

400

How do muscles and bones work together for us to move?

Bones support the muscles which pull on the bones to help us move. 

400

During the reflexes experiment what was the first action/reaction to catching the ruler?

a. Your hand grabbing the ruler

b. sensory nerves sent a signal to the brain and then the movement nerves made your hand grab the ruler

B. sensory nerves sent a signal to the brain and then the movement nerves made your hand grab the ruler

500

What do blind people see?

They see shadows, no color, blurry images.

500

What would happen if we didn't have bones to hold up our muscles?

We would be a bag of skin/mush

500

When owls are hunting for their prey what is the first thing that happens before catching their prey?

See the prey, brain sends signal to the nerves, and finally the owl catches their prey

500

What does the brain control to enable movement after processing information from the senses?

A. senses

B. muscles

C. movement

B. muscles