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3 INTRODUCTION The lessons in this book are based on essential vocabulary pertaining to specific systems of the human body. These include the circulatory, digestive, excretory, muscular, nervous, reproductive, respiratory, and skeletal systems. Students gain practical knowledge about the functions of the various body systems and become familiar with 120 relevant words while practicing basic skills in reading, comprehension, word definition, spelling, and writing. Activity pages include writing definitions, categorizing, matching, answering questions, completing sentences, puzzles, and more. A glossary of terms unique to each system is accompanied by an accurate illustration to enhance comprehension. A separate vocabulary list serves as a useful reference tool. An answer key is included. This book was designed for use in grades 4-8 CONTENTS Muscular System - Skeletal System... 1 Nervous System - Respiratory System - Digestive System... 2 Circulatory System - Excretory System - Reproductive System... 3 Categorizing... 4 Odd Word Out... 5 Match the Words... 6 Body Alphabet... 7 Match the Words... 8 Yes or No... 9 Alike and Different Sense of Touch Letter Sequence Number, Please Sense of Smell Alike and Different The Senses... 16,17 Homonyms Vocabulary Skills Following Directions Body Blends Word Chain Mystery Words Sorting the Answers Doctor! Doctor! Call the Doctor Crossword Puzzle Glossary Vocabulary Word List Vocabulary/The Human Body 30 Remedia Publications
4 abdomen Adam s apple ankle arm arteries backbone bladder blood blood vessels brain carbon dioxide cartilage cell cell wall cerebellum chest chin circulatory system dermis diaphragm digest digestive system ear eardrum egg cell embryo epidermis excretory system exhale eye eyebrow eyelash face fertilize finger foot forehead glands gums hair heel VOCABULARY LIST hip hip bone inhale inner ear involuntary muscle iris joint kidneys knee kneecap knuckle large intestine leg lens ligament lip liver lungs marrow medulla middle ear motor nerves muscle muscular system nail navel neck nerve cells nervous system nose nucleus optic nerve organ pancreas perspiration plasma pore protoplasm pulse pupil rectum red blood cells reproduce reproduction reproductive system respiratory system rib cage ribs saliva semicircular canals sensory sensory nerves shoulder skeletal muscle skeleton skin skull small intestine smooth muscle sperm cells spinal cord stomach sweat sweat glands taste buds tears tendon thigh tissue toe tongue tooth umbilical cord urine uterus veins vertebrae voluntary muscles white blood cells windpipe wrist Remedia Publications 31 Vocabulary/The Human Body
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36 Answer Key PG 1 PG 2 Muscular System: 1) moves bones 2) moves blood, food, water 3) moves when told to 4) moves without being told 5) strong, tough cord that hooks muscle to bone Skeletal System: 1) 26 small bones running up the middle of the back 2) bones of the head 3) curved bones in chest 4) where bones come together 5) holds joints together 6) tissue between bones 7) soft, inside part of bone Nervous System: 1) organ of feeling, thinking, learning, and remembering 2) carry messages to and from brain 3) bundle of nerves running up middle of back 4) carry messages of hearing, seeing, smelling, touching, tasting 5) tell body how and when to move Respiratory System: 1) organs in the chest that take in air 2) tube that carries air from mouth or nose to lungs 3) muscle below the lungs 4) gas needed by all living cells 5) waste given off by cells. Digestive System: 1) opening where food is taken in 2) watery liquid made inside mouth 3) bag made of muscle that churns and squeezes food 4) 22-foot long tube used in digestion 5) 5-foot long tube that takes water out of food PG 3 Circulatory System: 1) watery part of blood 2) carry blood back to heart and lungs 3) carry blood away from heart 4) muscle that pumps blood 5) fights germs 6) carry oxygen and gets rid of waste Excretory System: 1) 2 organs that help get rid of liquid waste 2) holds urine until body gets rid of it 3) openings in ends of sweat glands 4) water and salt given off through pores 5) takes tiny bits of waste from blood 6) liquid waste Reproductive System: 1) made by female 2) made by male 3) holds unborn baby PG 4 PG 5 PG 6 PG 7 PG 8 PG 9 PG10 PG 11 PG 12 PG 13 PG 14 Digestive System: intestine, stomach, mouth Skeletal System: cartilage, backbone, ligament Respiratory System: windpipe, diaphragm, lungs Muscular System: bicep, tricep, tendon 1) skeletal, muscular 2) digestive, respiratory 3) One syllable: mouth, lungs Two syllables: bicep, tricep, backbone, tendon, stomach, windpipe Three syllables: cartilage, intestine, ligament, diaphragm 4) backbone, windpipe 1) liver/nervous system 2) stomach/respiratory system 3) lungs/digestive system 4) saliva/ circulatory system 5) diaphragm/excretory system 6) joint/circulatory system 7) stomach/skeletal system 8) tendon/excretory system 9) windpipe/ nervous system 10) skull/respiratory system 11) sweat/circulatory system 12) intestine/reproductive system 13) lung/skeletal system 1) backbone 2) cartilage 3) spinal cord 4) nucleus 5) marrow 6) ribs 7) skull 8) muscles 9) brain 10) diaphragm 11) carbon dioxide 12) epidermis 13) oxygen 14) exhale 15) lungs Answers will vary. 1) arteries 2) plasma 3) sweat 4) pores 5) cerebrum 6) dermis 7) inhale 8) iris 9) pupil 10) skin 11) tongue 12) skeleton 13) cell 14) voluntary 15) joints 1) No/lungs-heart 2) No/groin 3) No/intestine 4) Yes 5) No/joint 6) Yes 7) No/stomach 8) Yes 9) Yes 10) No/iris 11) Yes 1) eye-eyelash-pupil, eye, eardrum, eye 2) lungs-inhale-oxygen, breathing, stomach, breathing 3) skull-backbone-kneecap, bones, blood, bone 4) veins-arteries-blood, circulatory system, brain, circulatory system 1) G 2) M 3) S 4) T 5) R 6) O 7) E 8) I 9) A 10) O 11) L 12) T 13) D DERMATOLOGIST 1) heart 2) lungs 3) stomach 4) brain 1) arm, ear, eye, hip, leg, toe 2) chin, face, foot, hair, heel, iris 3) blood, joint, liver, organ, wrist, tooth 4) bladder, dermis, embryo, finger, glands, tongue 5) stomach, skeleton, nucleus, knuckle 1) E 2) E 3) N 4) Z 5) E 6) S sneeze Circle: hamburger, popcorn, tree, rose, rainbow, fork, lemon, salt, fur, music, thunder, song, candy, ice, fire Vocabulary/The Human Body 28 Remedia Publications
37 PG 15 PG 16 Answer Key 1) Alike: Both are a part of blood. Different: Red carry oxygen, white fight germs. 2) Alike: Both move things. Different: Voluntary must be told to move; involuntary move without being told. 3) Alike: Both are tubes that carry blood. Different: Veins carry blood to the heart; arteries carry blood away from the heart. 4) Alike: Both are gases. Different: Oxygen is needed by the body; carbon dioxide is waste from the body. 5) Alike: Both are a part of skin. Different: Epidermis is outer layer of skin; dermis is inner layer. 1) SM 2) S 3) H 4) F 5) T 6) T 7) H PG 17,18 Answers will vary. PG 19 PG 20 1) shoulder, wrist, chest, knee, eyelash, thigh, diaphragm 2) exhale, inhale 3) knee, blood 4) reproduction, inhale, exhale 5) ALPHA ORDER: blood, chest, diaphragm, exhale, eyelash, inhale, knee, reproduction, shoulder, spine, thigh, wrist 1) digestion 2) muscle 3) stomach PG 21 shoulder, stomach, bladder, skull, chest, brain, knuckle sweat, protoplasm, plasma, skeleton, spine/sperm, wrist, blood PG 22 PG 23 PG 24 PG 25 PG 26 PG 27 1) skeleton 2) nerve 3) eardrum 4) saliva 5) marrow 6) muscle 7) bladder 8) bud 9) optic 10) nail 11) rib 12) ligament 1) heart 2) lungs 3) oxygen 4) veins 5) brain 6) tendons 7) lungs 8) brain 9) oxygen 10) heart 11) tendons 12) veins 1) shoulder, skull 2) sweat gland, dermis, epidermis 3) seeing, touch 4) medulla, cerebellum, cerebrum 5) stomach, small intestine 6) oxygen, food, rest 7) muscles, bones 8) heart, vein, artery 9) eyelash. bones, eyelid 10) shin, hip, kneecap Answers will vary. 1) orthopedist 2) orthodontist 3) surgeon 4) dermatologist 5) ophthalmologist 6) dentist 7) allergist 8) cardiologist 9) podiatrist 10) pediatrician Across: 4) excretory 6) skull 8) brain 9) nose 12) digestive 14) tongue 15) nervous 16) heart 17) iris 18) respiratory Down: 1 ) cell 2) reproductive 3) artery 5) skin 7) ribs 10) teeth 11) circulatory 13) lungs Remedia Publications 29 Vocabulary/The Human Body
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