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THIS. IS. Jeopardy. With. Your. Host. Ms. Milton!. Jeopardy. Muscular & Skeletal. Digestive & Excretory. Respiratory & Circulatory. Nervous & Immune. Reproductive & Endocrine. MIX IT UP. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Muscular &
Skeletal
Digestive&
Excretory
Respiratory& Circulatory
Nervous& Immune
Reproductive&
EndocrineMIX IT UP
The important mineral stored
in bones.
A 100
What is calcium?
A 100
Voluntary muscles that are most
numerous in the body.
A 200
What are skeletal muscles?
A 200
This protects bones from getting worn
down.
A 300
What is cartilage?
A 300
A 400
The bones in the cranium are an
example of this type of joint.
What are immovable joints?
A 400
Red blood cells are formed in this part
of the bone.
A 500
What is the bone marrow?
A 500
The main role of this organ is to absorb
water.
B 100
What is the large intestines?
B 100
The main role of this organ is to filter waste out
of blood.
B 200
What is the kidney?
B 200
This organ takes 7 seconds to move
food from the mouth to the stomach.
B 300
What is the esophagus?
B 300
This type of acid breaks down food
in the stomach.
B 400
What is hydrochloric acid?
B 400
The four organs of the excretory
system.
B 500
What are the kidneys,
large intestine, skin, and
lungs?
B 500
Name for the muscle under your lungs
that helps move air in and out .
C 100
What is the diaphragm?
C 100
C 200
The two upper chambers of the
heart.
What are the atrium?
C 200
These help clot blood.
C 300
C 300
What are platelets?
DAILY DOUBLE
C 400
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The major role of hemoglobin in red
blood cells.
C 400
What is carry food and oxygen to body cells ?
C 400
The liquid part of the blood
consisting of mostly water.
C 500
What is plasma?
C 500
D 100
An impulse moves from one neuron to another across this
small space
D 100
What is a synapse?
D 200
The branch of the neuron that receives messages and sends
them to the cell body.
D 200
What is a dendrite?
These is released by the axon to carry nerve signals
across a synapse.
D 300
D 300
What are chemicals (neurotransmitters)?
This is the main function of the immune system .
D 400
What is to fight infection?
D 400
These help filter out foreign materials that have been taken up by
lymphocytes.
D 500
What are lymphocytes?
D 500
These are the chemicals produced by the endocrine
system .
E 100
What are hormones?
E 100
This gland sits on top of the kidneys and helps the body
adapt to physical and emotional stress.
E 200
What is the adrenal gland?
E 200
The union of sperm and egg.
E 300
What is fertilization?
E 300
About once a month, an egg is released from an ovary in
this process.
E 400
What is ovulation?
E 400
Attached to the hypothalamus of the brain,
this gland produces a hormone that affects a wide
range of activities from growth to reproduction.
E 500
What is the pituitary?
E 500
F 100
The largest organ in the human body.
F 100
What is the skin?
A basketball player helps maintain stable body
temperature during the game by perspiring.
The sweat helps cool his body by evaporating. This is
an example of:
F 200
What is homeostasis?
F 200
The system represented by this diagram.
F 300
What is the digestive system?
F 300
F 400
These two body systems work together to help
remove waste products from blood.
What are circulatory and excretory?
F 400
The two main layers of skin.
F 500
What are the epidermis and
dermis?
F 500
The Final Jeopardy Category is:
Human Body SystemsPlease record your wager.
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Name three body systems NOT represented on this table.
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System A System B System C System D
Transports nutrientsto body cells
Absorbs nutrients Provides protectionfor tissues and organs
Produces chemicalsto regulate bonegrowth
Transports oxygento body cells
Breaks down food intoSimple substances
Provides structureand frame for body
Maintains properBlood sugar level
Helps with removingWastes from cells
Converts food intoenergy
Produces new redBlood cells
Helps to shapemood and feelings
What are:
Integumentary Muscular
Nervous Excretory
Reproductive Respiratory
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