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CirculatorySystem
DigestiveSystem
ExcretorySystem
VascularPlants
Photo-synthesis/Cellular
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Name one type of blood vessel.
Artery, vein, OR capillary
Where does blood go after it leaves the left side of the heart?
The blood goes through the arteries to the body
What is one function of the red blood cells?
Take away CO2
or2. Take O2 to the cells
Where does blood go when it leaves the right side of the heart?
The blood goes through arteries to the lungs
Which blood vessel takes blood away from the heart?
The Arteries
Where does food go after the small intestine?
1. The large intestine
Name one organ of the digestive system
Esophagus, stomach, small/large intestine, colon, rectum
Where does food go after your mouth?
Your Esophagus
What is the main job of the Digestive System?
To break down food to get the nutrients to send to the rest of the
body
Where does digestion start?
In the mouth when you chew the food
Name one organ of the Excretory System.
Kidneyor
Bladder
What comes OUT of the excretory system?
Urine
What do kidneys do?
Filter and clean the blood
What is the name of the tube that connects the kidney to the
bladder?
Ureter
Where are the kidneys located in your body?
Lower back
What tube carries water and minerals in vascular plants?
Xylem
What is sap?
A mixture of sugar and water
What is the largest vascular plant?
General Sherman, a giant Redwood tree
What does “vascular” mean?
Tubes
What type of vein pattern does this leaf have?
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Palmate
What is photosynthesis?
The process where plants make sugar (food)
What is cellular respiration?
The process where cells break down sugar to make energy
Who performs cellular respiration, plants or animals?
Both!
What is chlorophyll?
The substance in plants that capture light, and reflects green
light
What is the name of the sugar plants make in photosynthesis?
Glucose