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Body Systems Jeopardy Systems Functi ons Parts Organs Potpour ri 100 200 300 400 500 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 Final Jeopardy

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Body Systems Jeopardy

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The system whose function, along with the skeletal system, is movement.

Systems 100Home

What is the muscular system?

Systems 100Home

The system that gives the body its shape.

Systems 200Home

What is the skeletal system?

Systems 200Home

The system that includes the alveoli, trachea, and the bronchial tubes.

Systems 300Home

What is the respiratory system?

Systems 300Home

The system that moves blood around your body.

Systems 400Home

What is the circulatory system?

Systems 400Home

The system that contains the brain.

Systems 500Home

What is the nervous system?

Systems 500Home

The three functions of the skeletal system.

Functions 100Home

What is to protect the organs, to give the body its shape, and to work with the muscular system for movement?

Functions 100Home

The function of the digestive system.

Functions 200Home

What is food absorption?

Functions 200Home

The function of the nervous system.

Functions 300Home

What is control?

Functions 300Home

The function of the respiratory system.

Functions 400Home

What is the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide?

Functions 400Home

The function of the circulatory system.

Functions 500Home

What is the transportation of oxygen and nutrients through the blood?

Functions 500Home

The part that protects the cerebrum, medulla, and the cerebellum.

HomeParts 100

What is the skull?

HomeParts 100

The tube that goes from your mouth to your lungs.

HomeParts 200

What is the trachea?

HomeParts 200

There are millions of these tiny air sacs in the lungs. Their name sounds like lunch food.

HomeParts 300

What are alveoli?

HomeParts 300

Another name for the food tube.

HomeParts 400

What is the esophagus?

HomeParts 400

The system that includes the heart, veins, arteries, and capillaries.

HomeParts 500

What is the circulatory system?

HomeParts 500

The heart is one of these.

HomeOrgans 100

What is a muscle?

HomeOrgans 100

The organ that is more than 20 feet long.

HomeOrgans 200

What is the small intestine?

HomeOrgans 200

The J-shaped organ that contains hydrochloric acid - an acid strong enough to eat through wood.

HomeOrgans 300

What is the stomach?

HomeOrgans 300

The the largest organs in the body; they are about 90% air.

HomeOrgans 400

What are the lungs?

HomeOrgans 400

The organ that controls your balance.

HomeOrgans 500

What is the brain?

HomeOrgans 500

The first part of the digestive system.

HomePotpourri 100

What is mouth/teeth/salivary glands?

HomePotpourri 100

The deltoid, bicep, triceps, and heart are all these.

HomePotpourri 200

What are muscles?

HomePotpourri 200

The part that connects the brain to the spinal cord.

HomePotpourri 300

What is the brain stem?

HomePotpourri 300

The tiny tubes that carry blood away from the heart.

HomePotpourri 400

What are arteries?

HomePotpourri 400

The name of muscles that work on their own.

HomePotpourri 500

What are voluntary muscles?

HomePotpourri 500

Final Jeopardy

A student scraped a knee while climbing a tree. Which body system responds by transporting white blood cells to the wound?

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Final Jeopardy Answer

What is the circulatory system?

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Which body system includes organ X?

Which statement best describes a function of this body system?

A It transports oxygen to cells.B It filters wastes from the blood.C It produces cells for reproduction.D It gets oxygen from the atmosphere.

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Name the system and label its parts.

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