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Grade 10 Nervous and Endocrine Systems
Which system consists of glands with tissues that produce hormones?
  1. circulatory system
  2. digestive system
  3. endocrine system
  4. excretory system
Grade 10 Skin, Skeleton, and Muscles
Which tissue type of the human body has the functions of holding body parts together and storing energy?
  1. muscle tissue
  2. nervous tissue
  3. epithelial tissue
  4. connective tissue
Grade 10 Human Reproduction
How many sperm are needed to fertilize an egg?
  1. 50
  2. 100
  3. 1
  4. 10
Grade 10 Skin, Skeleton, and Muscles
What system consists of skeletal, smooth, and cardiac?
  1. reproductive system
  2. digestive system
  3. muscular system
  4. lymphatic system
Grade 10 Anatomical Organization
The stomach, intestines, spleen, and liver are located in the                 .
  1. abdominal cavity
  2. cranial cavity
  3. spinal cavity
  4. thoracic cavity
Grade 10 Skin, Skeleton, and Muscles
Where is the triceps muscle located?
  1. shoulder
  2. stomach
  3. back of arm
  4. back of thigh
Grade 10 Human Reproduction
                are the male sex glands that produce sperm.
  1. Penis
  2. Ova
  3. Genes
  4. Testes
Grade 10 Skin, Skeleton, and Muscles
Where is the biceps muscle located?
  1. back of thigh
  2. front of arm
  3. back of arm
  4. shoulder
Grade 10 Nervous and Endocrine Systems
This system regulates body activities that are under conscious control.
  1. peripheral nervous system
  2. central nervous system
  3. somatic nervous system
  4. limbic nervous system
Grade 10 Nervous and Endocrine Systems
Hormones that help regulate blood calcium levels are produced by the                    .
  1. parathyroid gland
  2. pancreas
  3. thymus
  4. posterior pituitary
Grade 10 Nervous and Endocrine Systems
When you start to run, this system speeds up your heart rate and increases blood flow to the skeletal muscles.
  1. central nervous system
  2. somatic nervous system
  3. limbic nervous system
  4. autonomic nervous system
Grade 10 Skin, Skeleton, and Muscles
Where are the gluteal muscles located?
  1. back of thigh
  2. hip and buttocks
  3. front of arm
  4. chest
Grade 10 Nervous and Endocrine Systems
Which best describes the function of sensory neurons?
  1. plan response behaviors based on information from other parts of the body
  2. carry information from outer parts of the body to the spinal cord and brain
  3. transmit signals from the central nervous system to the outer parts of the body
  4. conduct impulses between other types of neurons in the central nervous system
Grade 10 Nervous and Endocrine Systems
What is homeostasis?
  1. the ability to give rise to offspring
  2. maintaining a stable internal environment
  3. the ability to detect and respond to changes in the environment
  4. the ability to grow and develop
Grade 10 Nervous and Endocrine Systems
A(n)                  describes a nerve pathway to and from the central nervous system.
  1. reflex arc
  2. nerve plexus
  3. action potential
  4. neurotransmitter
Grade 10 Nervous and Endocrine Systems
This part of the brain is primarily responsible for controlling muscles and maintaining balance.
  1. brain stem
  2. cerebellum
  3. frontal lobe
  4. temporal lobe
Grade 10 Skin, Skeleton, and Muscles
After you swallow, which type of muscle moves food from your throat to your stomach?
  1. skeletal muscle
  2. cardiac muscle
  3. voluntary muscle
  4. smooth muscle
Grade 10 Nervous and Endocrine Systems
The primary function of nervous tissue is
  1. movement by contraction.
  2. control of bodily activities.
  3. covering and protecting the body.
  4. holding the body parts together.
Grade 10 Anatomical Organization
The coronal, or                , plane divides the body into back and front parts.
  1. anterior
  2. frontal
  3. posterior
  4. transverse
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