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Abeka 3rd grade science chapter 9

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  • The ability to see, hear, taste, smell, and touch.
    five senses
  • What happens to your windpipe when you swallow?
    It closes so you don't choke
  • The network of nerves that includes the brain, the nerves, and the spinal cord.
    The nervous system
  • This system is composed of your heart and blood vessels that circulate blood throughout the body
    circulatory system
  • Name the three main parts of the ear
    Outer ear, middle ear, and inner ear.
  • These cells carry oxygen from your lungs.
    red blood cells
  • The bones that make the backbone
    Vertebrae
  • The ability blood has to thicken to stop bleeding.
    clot
  • A bundle of nerves found in your backbone.
    spinal cord
  • A structure in the dermis that makes hair
    follicle
  • Three tiny bones in the middle ear that help move vibrations along.
    The hammer, anvil, and stirrup.
  • The organs that work together to change the food you eat into a form your body can use
    Digestive System
  • The little bumps on the tongue that contain nerves for the sense of taste.
    Taste buds
  • Muscles of your upper arm that work together
    Biceps and triceps
  • The part of the tooth that can be seen
    Crown
  • What bones protect your heart and lungs?
    The rib cage
  • Name the 4 parts of the middle ear.
    Eardrum, hammer, anvil, and stirrup.
  • Collarbone
    clavicle
  • The muscle that forms the heart
    Cardiac muscle
  • The body's framework of bones
    Skeleton
  • Which side of the brain controls the left side of your body?
    the right side
  • These blood vessels take blood to your heart.
    veins
  • The part of your blood that enables it to clot.
    platelets
  • The part of the eye that focuses the picture you see.
    lens
  • Breastbone
    Sternum
  • The rythm or beat that is felt through your skin as blood is pumped through your arteries is called what?
    Your pulse
  • How do tears help the eye?
    They wash away dust and dirt.
  • What sense organ works with your tongue to help you taste food?
    The nose
  • The protective crust that forms over a wound when your skin has been cut
    Scab
  • What kind of energy enables you to see in color?
    Light Energy
  • This is a thin piece of skin that is stretched tight, and seperates the outer ear from the middle ear.
    eardrum
  • This is the part of the ear you can see, it designed to catch sound waves.
    outer ear
  • What are the organs in your body that take oxygen from the air and give it to your body called?
    lungs
  • The nerve that carries the message of sight to the brain.
    optic nerve
  • The system of bones that makes blood cells and stores minerals
    Skeletal System
  • The smallest parts of your body, often called your "building blocks."
    cell
  • Which layer of skin are oil and sweat glands found?
    The dermis
  • A stucture in your body (made from tissue) designed to do important job.
    organ
  • The inner layer of skin beneath the epidermis
    Dermis
  • Soft tissue inside the dentin containing blood vessels and nerves
    Pulp
  • The strong, hard covering for teeth
    Enamel
  • What do oil glands do?
    Soften skin
  • The openings in the nose
    nostrils
  • The part of the inner ear that is filled with liquid that stimulates the auditory nerve
    cochlea
  • The outer layer of skin
    epidermis
  • The tube, or airway, from your nose and mouth, that travels to your lungs.
    windpipe
  • The parts of your body that help you respond to the world around you- the eyes, ears, tongue, nose, and skin.
    sense organs
  • These blood vessels take blood away from your heart.
    arteries
  • Sound vibrations traveling through the air are called...
    sound waves
  • Your skin helps your body stay at an ....... temperature
    even
  • Muscles that work automatically without your thinking about them
    Involuntary muscles
  • Finger and toe bones
    Phalanges
  • Sound waves travel through your outer ear in a little tube called the......
    auditory canal
  • What do sweat glands do?
    Release moisture
  • Your intestines help your body absorb.....
    nutrients
  • Tiny particles of a substance
    molecules
  • Rope-like bands that connect muscle to bone
    Tendons
  • A wet, protective substance in the nose.
    Mucus
  • To move rapidly back and forth.
    vibrate
  • These cells fight infection.
    white blood cells
  • Name the three main organs of the digestive system.
    Esophagus, stomach, intestines
  • To breathe in (or inhale) and breath out (or exhale).
    respiration
  • What is the sense organ for taste?
    The tongue
  • Cells that carry messages to and from your brain.
    nerves
  • You are able to hear things because of....
    sound energy
  • The parts of food your body cannot use
    Waste
  • What protects your eyes from dust or dirt?
    eyelids and eyelashes
  • Tubes that carry blood throughout the body.
    blood vessels
  • Inside each taste bud are.....
    nerves that respond to different tastes
  • The ring of muscles that controls the size of the pupil; the colored part of the eye.
    iris
  • The nerve that carries the message of hearing to the brain
    auditory nerve
  • Organs working with parts of your body that help it in a certain way is called a.......
    system
  • Upper arm bone
    Humerus
  • The tiny holes in the skin
    pores
  • What bone protects your brain?
    The skull
  • An enclosed, hollow space in your heart is called a....
    chamber
  • Which side of the brain controls the right side of your body?
    the left side
  • A gas given off by people and animals that plants need.
    carbon dioxide
  • Name the 2 parts of the outer ear.
    Cup shape we can see on the outside of our body, and the auditory canal.
  • leg (thigh) bone
    femur
  • A group of cells working together.
    tissue
  • This system is composed of the windpipe, lungs, and diaphragm that help you breathe.
    respritory system
  • A strong, stretchy band that holds bones together to form a joint.
    Ligament
  • Muscels that move when you want them to, sometimes called skeletal muscles.
    Voluntary Muscles
  • Name the parts of the inner ear.
    Cochlea and auditory nerve
  • Sound vibrations traveling through the air.
    sound waves
  • To break into tiny pieces and become part of a liquid.
    dissolve
  • A place where two bones join to help your body bend
    Joint
  • A liquid in your mouth that softens your food
    saliva
  • An organ designed to pump blood.
    heart
  • What are odors made of?
    molecules
  • Bone-like tissue that gives the tooth its shape
    Dentin
  • The muscels in your body giving it its movement
    Muscular System
  • The part in the back of the eye where the picture is made; it is connected to the optic nerve.
    retina
  • The control center of the body.
    brain
  • Patella
    Kneecap
  • How does mucus help your nose?
    It protects the area where nerves for smell are found.
  • The large black hole in the center of the eye that becomes smaller or larger to control the amount of light that enters the eye.
    pupil
  • A muscle that helps your lungs breathe in and out.
    diaphragm
  • The part of the tooth that holds the tooth in the jawbone
    Root
  • Your body has over ........ muscles
    600
  • What kind of tastes can your tongue detect?
    Sweet, salty, sour, and bitter.