SCIENCE 6 Q2 WEEKS 3-4 REVIEWER: ORGANS AND SYSTEMS - DIGESTIVE SYSTEMS


Digestive System

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Science Quiz Bee Reviewer

EASY:


1.      What is the other term for the large intestine?

a.      duodenum

b.      b. jejunum            

c.       c. colon                 

d.      d. ileum

2.      What is the role of esophagus in digestion?

a.      Release acids and mixes food.     

b.      Aids in absorption of nutrients from food.

c.       Carries food from mouth to stomach.     

d.      Carries food from stomach to intestine.

3.      Where does final digestion occur?

a.      Mouth                  

b.      b. Intestine                       

c.       c. Stomach            

d.      d. esophagus

4.      What do you call the fingerlike projections in the small intestines that help in the nutrient absorption?

a.      Duodenum           

b.      b. colon                

c.       c. villi                                

d.      d. ileum

5.      It is the system where exchange of gases take place.

a.      Circulatory system                                   

b.      Nervous system   

c.       Respiratory system          

d.      Digestive system

AVERAGE:


1.      Which of the following do not describe lungs?

a.      It only expels carbon dioxide             

b.      Organ for exchange of gases. 

c.       Main organ for respiration.    

d.      pair of spongy, air-filled organ

2.      Which of the following parts of the respiratory system that serves as passageway of food, water, and air?

a.      Trachea and bronchi                           

b.      Pharynx and larynx

c.       nose and nasal cavity

d.      alveoli

3.      Which of the following must a person inflicted with common respiratory ailment do?

a.      Eat apple                                                  

b.      Buy medicine over the counter               

c.       Take a rest.

d.      d. Consult “Hilot”

4.      Which of the following is a proper way of caring for your digestive system?

a.      Drink lots of water and avoid eating.

b.      Eat a lot and avoid drinking water.

c.       Eat a balanced meal and drink.

d.      Avoid eating and drinking water.

5.      Which of the following is the function of the digestive system?

a.      Helps in digestion of food and absorption of nutrients in the body.

b.      Helps in balancing body’s temperature.

c.       Helps in moving the body.

d.      Helps in protecting the body against injuries.


DIFFICULT:

1.      Which of the following is the correct order of food travel after swallowing?

a.      Stomach, esophagus, large intestine,

b.      Stomach, esophagus, small intestine, large intestine

c.       Esophagus, stomach, large intestine, small intestine

d.      Esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine

2.       Which best keep our respiratory system healthy?

a.      Protein rich foods                               

b.      Fruits and vegetables             

c.       starchy foods  

d.      sugar-rich foods

3.      It pertains to mechanism of taking in air and expelling unwanted impurities from our lungs.

a.      Breathing                   

b.      b. eating         

c.       c. inhalation               

d.      d. exhalation

4.      When does your rib cage move downward?

a.      During inhalation       

b.      b. During exhalation              

c.       c. when eating           

d.      d. when it’s cold

5.      Being a grade 6 kid, you already studied that proper care for the respiratory system, which of the following you must do to help other children?

a.      Disseminate the information.            

b.      I will not do anything.

c.       Do not mind them.                

d.      I will ask the teacher to be the one to disseminate.

 

CLINCHER:

1.      Why does our ribs moves upward and downward?

a.      Because it takes in air.                             

b.      Because it removes air.    

c.       Because of inhalation and exhalation processes.            

d.      none of these

2.      You have studied the food pyramid, which best keep our respiratory system healthy?

a.      Protein- rich food                                     

b.      Fruits and vegetables       

c.       starchy foods                    

d.      sugar- rich foods

3.     Angelo and Becca are siblings. Angelo loves to eat vegetables, while Becca loves to eat pizza but removes vegetable toppings. Who do you think is susceptible to sickness?

a.      Angelo                  

b.      b. Becca               

c.       c. both of them                

d.      d. none of them

4.      What is the role of the large intestine in the digestion process?

a.      It secretes bile.

b.      It absorbs some of the water and salts.

c.       It secretes enzymes that digest proteins.

d.      It serves as a temporary storage of water and food.

5.      Which is NOT a function of the pancreas?

a.      Produces bile that breaks down fats.

b.      Secretes pancreatic juice to neutralize the acidity of the chyme.

c.       Releases enzymes that break down proteins and fats.

d.      Produces insulin that regulates the amount of sugar in the blood.


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