SCIENCE 6 QUIZ BEE REVIEWER QUARTER 2 WEEK 1 AND WEEK 2

 

SCIENCE 6
QUIZ BEE REVIEWER
QUARTER 2
WEEK 1 AND WEEK 2

MELC:

·        Explain how the organs of each organ system work together 6LT-IIa-b-1

-Muskulo-skeletal System and The Integumentary System




EASY

1. What do you call the muscles that can be consciously moved?

A. smooth muscles

B. skeletal muscles

C. cardiac muscles

D. involuntary muscles

ANSWER: B. Skeletal Muscle

 

2. What is the other term for sebaceous glands?

A. oil glands

B. sweat glands

C. eccrine glands

D. apocrine glands

ANSWER: A. Oil Glands

 

3. What do is the largest organ of the body and is about 15 % of your total body weight?

A. liver

B. skin

C. heart

D. brain

ANSWER: B. Skin

 

4. Nails are created when epidermal tissue hardens because of the protein ____.

A. lutein

B. sebum

C. melanin

D. keratin

ANSWER: D. Keratin

 

5. The epidermis contains a pigment called ____ which gives skin color.

A. sebum

B. melanin

C. keratin

D. sweat

ANSWER: B. Melanin

 

 

SCIENCE 6

QUIZ BEE REVIEWER

QUARTER 2

WEEK 1 AND WEEK 2

MELC:

·        Explain how the organs of each organ system work together 6LT-IIa-b-1

-Muskulo-skeletal System and The Integumentary System

 

AVERAGE

1. Hair can grow in any part of the body except in the _____?

A. scalp                                                                                              

B. face

C. skin

D. lips

ANSWER: C. Skin

 

2. Which of the following digestive organs does digestion ends?

A. mouth

B. anus

C. stomach

D. esophagus

ANSWER: B. Anus

 

3. Which of the following describes a smooth muscle?

A. It can be voluntarily controlled.

B. It can be consciously controlled.

C. It is involuntarily controlled.

D. It contracts rhythmically.

ANSWER: C. It is involuntarily controlled.

 

4. Which of the following is not a good eating habit?

A. Avoid talking while eating.

B. Talk about unpleasant experiences while eating.

C. Lessen you sweets intake.

D. Eat a balanced diet.

ANSWER: B. Talk about unpleasant experience while eating.

 

5. Which of the following is not an organ of the integumentary system?

A. nails

B. hair

C. liver

D. skin

ANSWER: C. Liver

 

 

 

SCIENCE 6

QUIZ BEE REVIEWER

QUARTER 2

WEEK 1 AND WEEK 2

MELC:

·        Explain how the organs of each organ system work together 6LT-IIa-b-1

-Muskulo-skeletal System and The Integumentary System

 

DIFFICULT

 

1.     Which of the following body systems provide support, stability, shape, and movement to the body?

A. musculo-integumentary system

B. musculo-nervous system

C. musculo-skeletal system

D. musculo-respiratory system

ANSWER: C. musculo-skeletal system

 

2.     Which of the following is not a function of Skeletal System?

A. converts energy enabling body to move

B. gives shape to the body

C. serves as framework of the body

D. protects internal organs

ANSWER: A. converts energy enabling body to move

 

3.     Which of the following is the function of the Integumentary System?

A. makes the body move

B. absorption of nutrients in the bloodstream

C. stores minerals

D. acts as a receptor for touch, pain, pressure, heat and cold

ANSWER: D. acts as a receptor for touch, pain, pressure, heat and cold

 

4.     Which of the following is not a function of sebum?

A. provides framework to the skin

B. prevents skin from drying

C. makes hair healthy and shiny

D. provides protection to skin

ANSWER: A. provides framework to the skin

 

5. Which of the following is not a proper way to take care of your skin?

     A. wash your face before you sleep

     B. stay long under the sun to have lots of vitamin d

     C. avoid too much use of make ups

     D. manage stress

ANSWER: B stay long under the sun to have lots of vitamin d

 

 

 

SCIENCE 6

QUIZ BEE REVIEWER

QUARTER 2

WEEK 1 AND WEEK 2

MELC:

·        Explain how the organs of each organ system work together 6LT-IIa-b-1

-Muskulo-skeletal System and The Integumentary System

 

CLINCHER

1. Which of the following body systems provides protection to the whole body against microorganisms and invasion by infectious organisms?

A. digestive system

B muscular system

C. integumentary system

D. skeletal system

ANSWER: C. integumentary system

 

2 All of the following are functions of the integumentary system except_______. 

A. body covering

B. helps in disposing waste materials

C. body protection

D. helps in digesting food

ANSWER: D. helps in digesting food

 

3. If there were no bones, the muscles would drop to the ground. Which function of the bone is shown here?

A. protects the heart and lungs

B. provides leverage for movement of muscles

C. forms a strong case for delicate organs

D. provides anchor to which muscles are attached

ANSWER: D. provides anchor to which muscles are attached

 

4. What will you do in order to take good care of your muscles?

A. Do 30 minutes of cardiovascular exercise everyday .

B. Sleep too much.

C. Take in large chunks of food to have big muscles.

D. Excessive activities to regain strength

ANSWER: A. Do 30 minutes of cardiovascular exercise everyday .

 

5.     Why is bone marrow important to the body?

A. It stores much fats.

B. It produces red blood cells.

C. It makes bones stronger.

D. It produces new bones

ANSWER: B. It produces red blood cells.


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