Human Body Jeopardy

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Lungs Stomach Heart

Round 1Final

Jeopardy

Red Blood Cells


Respiratory System

Circulatory System

Blood Digestive System

Excretory System

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Round 2

Final Jeopardy

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The main organ of the respiratory system. If you smoke, yours will

get black.

The main organ of the respiratory system. If you smoke, yours will

get black.


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What are the lungs?What are the lungs?

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Your body breathes in oxygen and gets rid of this gas.

Your body breathes in oxygen and gets rid of this gas.


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What is carbon dioxide?What is carbon dioxide?

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Air enters your nose through this tube that leads to the bronchial

tubes.

Air enters your nose through this tube that leads to the bronchial

tubes.


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What is the trachea?What is the trachea?

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This muscle at the bottom of your chest pulls down to let you

inhale.

This muscle at the bottom of your chest pulls down to let you

inhale.


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What is the diaphragm?What is the diaphragm?

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The lungs hold millions of these tiny air sacs.

The lungs hold millions of these tiny air sacs.


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What are alveoli?What are alveoli?

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This main organ of the circulatory system is about the size of your fist and pumps blood through

your body.

This main organ of the circulatory system is about the size of your fist and pumps blood through

your body.


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What is your heart?What is your heart?

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Blood picks up this gas, which all animals need to survive, from the

lungs.

Blood picks up this gas, which all animals need to survive, from the

lungs.


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What is oxygen?What is oxygen?

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The large blood vessel that carries blood away from the

heart.

The large blood vessel that carries blood away from the

heart.


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What is an artery?What is an artery?

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These large blood vessels carry blood to the heart.

These large blood vessels carry blood to the heart.


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What are veins?What are veins?

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Arteries branch into these tiny, thin blood vessels.

Arteries branch into these tiny, thin blood vessels.


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What are arteries?What are arteries?

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These blood cells help your body fight disease or illness.

These blood cells help your body fight disease or illness.


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What are white blood cells?What are white blood cells?

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These large blood cells are disc-shaped and a substance in them

helps give blood its color.

These large blood cells are disc-shaped and a substance in them

helps give blood its color.


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What are red blood cells?What are red blood cells?

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Small pieces of cells that help blood clot.

Small pieces of cells that help blood clot.


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What are platelets?What are platelets?

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Blood cells and platelets are carried in this liquid part of

blood.

Blood cells and platelets are carried in this liquid part of

blood.


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What is plasma?What is plasma?

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This substance in blood carries oxygen, carbon dioxide and the mineral iron. It also gives red

blood cells their color.

This substance in blood carries oxygen, carbon dioxide and the mineral iron. It also gives red

blood cells their color.


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What is hemoglobin?What is hemoglobin?

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The main organ of the digestive system where food is mixed and

stored.

The main organ of the digestive system where food is mixed and

stored.


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What is the stomach?What is the stomach?

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When you chew a bite of food, your tongue mixes the food with

this liquid which helps break down food.

When you chew a bite of food, your tongue mixes the food with

this liquid which helps break down food.


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What is saliva?What is saliva?

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Your body has a large and small one of these organs where food goes after it leaves the stomach.

Your body has a large and small one of these organs where food goes after it leaves the stomach.


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What are intestines?What are intestines?

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The muscular tube that pushes food toward the stomach.

The muscular tube that pushes food toward the stomach.


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What is the esophagus?What is the esophagus?

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The chemicals in saliva that help to break down starch in foods.

The chemicals in saliva that help to break down starch in foods.


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What are enzymes?What are enzymes?

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The job of the excretory system is to keep the body’s water

balanced and remove this from your body.

The job of the excretory system is to keep the body’s water

balanced and remove this from your body.


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What is waste?What is waste?

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The bean-shaped organs that filter your blood.

The bean-shaped organs that filter your blood.


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What are kidneys?What are kidneys?

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The muscular bag that holds urine.

The muscular bag that holds urine.


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What is the bladder?What is the bladder?

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A dialysis machine does this.A dialysis machine does this.


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What is clean the blood?What is clean the blood?

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Name 2 ways to keep your kidneys healthy.

Name 2 ways to keep your kidneys healthy.


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What are drinking lots of water, eating healthy food, and

following safety rules during exercise.

What are drinking lots of water, eating healthy food, and

following safety rules during exercise.

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The respiratory systemThe respiratory system

Final Jeopary Question


Fill in the blanks showing how air moves in your body.

Air moves from your nose to a tube called the ___________.

The ___________ leads to 2 big tubes called ___________ ____________.

These tubes divide into _______________ tubes.

The smallest tubes lead to tiny air sacs called _______________.

Fill in the blanks showing how air moves in your body.

Air moves from your nose to a tube called the ___________.

The ___________ leads to 2 big tubes called ___________ ____________.

These tubes divide into _______________ tubes.

The smallest tubes lead to tiny air sacs called _______________.


Air moves from your nose to a tube called the trachea.

The trachea leads to 2 big tubes called bronchial tubes.

These tubes divide into smaller tubes.

The smallest tubes lead to tiny air sacs called alveoli.

Air moves from your nose to a tube called the trachea.

The trachea leads to 2 big tubes called bronchial tubes.

These tubes divide into smaller tubes.

The smallest tubes lead to tiny air sacs called alveoli.

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