The Parts | ||
#1 | What are the tiny sacs found in the lungs? A. Alveoli B. Trachea C. Nose | What are alveoli? |
#2 | What is the muscular tube in the respiratory system and is also called the windpipe? A. Trachea B. Stomach C. Lungs D. Mouth | What is the trachea? |
#3 | What is the muscle that helps the lungs contract and expand? A. Stoamch B. Trachea C. Lungs D. Diaphragm | What is the diaphragm? |
#4 | What are the two branches that lead to the lungs? A. Bronchi B. Stomach C. Mouth D. Nose | What are the bronchi? |
#5 | What part of the throat contains the vocal cords? A. Larnyx B. Nose C. Lungs D. Stomach | What is the larynx? |
The Diseases | ||
#1 | Asthma causes the tubes of the respiratory system True or False? | What is true? |
#2 | Name one of the three diseases of the respiratory system discussed in class? | What are asthma, SARS, or emphysema? |
#3 | SARS is caused by a virus? True or False | What is a true? |
#4 | Emphysema is the damage of the mouth that causes people to not be able to breathe True or False? | What is true? |
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Breathing | ||
#1 | Can the lungs move by themselves Yes or No? | What is no? |
#2 | What is the process of air leaving the lungs? | What is exhaling? |
#3 | What is the process of air entering the lungs? | What is inhaling? |
#4 | What is the process of air entering the lungs? | |
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Gas Exchange | ||
#1 | What is produced by the cells as waste? A. Carbon Dioxide B. Water C. Oxygen D. Both carbon dioxide and water | What is carbon dioxide and water? |
#2 | What do all cells require from the blood to live that the respiratory system brings in? | What is oxygen? |
#3 | The alveoli are not surrounded by any blood vessels True or False? | What is false? |
#4 | The respiratory system connects with the circulatory system to move oxygen throughout the body True/False? | What is true? |
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Final Question | |
What is the process by which the body uses oxygen and releses carbon dioxide is called A. Respiration B. Digestion C. Blood | What is respiration? |