112 questions in The human body
Most triedMost missedNewest- Which part of the body do we use to hear?
- How many teeth does an adult usually have?
- Which organ pumps blood around the body?
- Which organ is used for breathing?
- Which blood vessels carry blood away from the heart?
- Where is most digested food absorbed?
- The heart, lungs and blood vessels work together.
- Which part of the body do we use to see?
- We hear with our …
- We smell with our …
- We taste food with our …
- We walk with our …
- We hold a pencil with our …
- How many eyes do you have?
- What is this part of the body?
- What is this part of the body?
- How many fingers are on one hand?
- The diagram below shows different components of blood labelled X, Y and Z, in a blood vessel of a healthy person.
- The intake of oxygen by an athlete was measured at the start, during and after a 5000 m race at time intervals of 3 minutes. The results are shown in…
- The diagram below shows the internal structure of a bent human arm with some parts labelled X, Y and Z.
- The diagram below illustrates a reflex arc in humans.
- Complete the table on parts of the ear and their functions. Ear flap — ? ? — transfers electrical impulses from cochlea to the brain Ear drum — ?
- The diagram below represents a circulatory system with blood vessels W, Y and Z.
- Answer the following about excretion.
- A student performs an experiment to demonstrate digestion using the movement of particles in and out of a visking tube. Set-up 1: visking tube with s…
- The diagram below shows a section of a blood vessel with some contents labelled (bacteria, red blood cell, N).
- The diagram below shows some parts of the human digestive system.
- The diagram below shows a certain type of blood vessel, with fat deposits on its inner wall.
- Match each part of the eye with its function. Lens — focuses images (done for you). Parts: retina, optic nerve, iris, pupil. Functions: allows light …
- Match each hormone with its function. Testosterone — promotes development of a deep voice (done for you). Hormones: insulin, progesterone, adrenaline…
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