Body Systems
Sensory Receptors
Basic Vocabulary
Scenarios
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100

This system controls the body by sending and receiving signals.

What is the nervous system?

100

Sight is an example of this type of input.

What is electromagnetic input?

100

This is the smallest unit of all living things.

What are cells?

100

Frankie used this type of input when she smelled a rotten apple at the apple orchard. 

What is chemical input?

100

The digestive system removes solid waste, but this system removes all liquid waste.

What is the excretory system?

200

These two body systems remove liquid waste from the body.

+100 points for each

What are the digestive and excretory systems?

200

These are the two senses that represent mechanical input.

+100 points per sense.

What is touch and hearing/sound?

200

The brain, spinal cord, and nerves working together as the nervous system would be an example of an ________. 

What is an organ system?

200

Andrew was watching a scary movie when he jumped at the sight of a clown. Which part describes Andrew's response? 

He jumped at the sight of the clown. 

200

Vibrations entering through the skin and ears would relate to this type of input.

What is mechanical input?

300

This is the role of the circulatory system.

What is to pump blood through the body?

300

Taste and smell are two senses that represent this type of input.

What is chemical input?

300

This term best describes a change in the external environment that causes a reaction.

What is a stimulus?

300

Annie dropped the hot pan after she burned her hand. Which part of the sentence represents the stimulus?

Annie burned her hand. 

300

These three systems work closely together to help you move your leg.

+100 points per correct system.

What are the muscular, skeletal, and nervous systems?

400

This system helps provide a gas exchange between the blood and the air. 

What is the respiratory system? 

400

When you feel pain, the ______ send signals to and from the brain.

What are nerve cells or neurons?

400

This term describes a smaller system within a bigger system.

What is a subsystem? 

400

The small intestine and the stomach working within the digestive system would be an example of this.

What is a subsystem?

400

Two cells in the same _____ would be the most similar.

What is a tissue?

500

This is the level of organization from smallest to largest for all living things. 

____ >____ >____ >____ >____ 

+100 points for each in a correct spot.

Cell > tissue > Organ > Organ system > organism

500

These are the sense organs

+100 points per organ

What are the nose, mouth/tongue, ears, eyes, and skin?

500

This term describes a specialized cell that detects stimuli and sends it to nerve cells. 

Hint: these are located in areas like the nose.

What is a sensory receptor?

500

Fill in the route for sensory input below:

You smell a flower > it enters your _____ in your nose > ____ carry it > the ____ receives it > a _____ is sent back and it is stored as a _______.

+100 points per blank 

You smell a flower > it enters your SENSORY RECEPTORS in your nose > NERVE CELLS carry it > the BRAIN receives it > a BEHAVIOR/RESPONSE is sent back and it is stored as a MEMORY.

500

The pupil of this organ will change based on the amount of light entering. Since this is an electromagnetic input, which organ would most likely contain the pupil?

The eye.