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Fill in the Blanks: Understanding the Respiratory System

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Test your knowledge of the respiratory system by filling in the blanks!
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Test your knowledge of the respiratory system by filling in the blanks! Write you're real name at first identification!

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nose dioxide lungs exhale alveoli oxygen trachea carbon

When we breathe , air enters through the , then passes through the and into the .
The air contains that the body needs .
In the lungs , the gas will be exchanged with in a part called the . After that , carbon dioxide will be released when we .

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Bronchus Alveolus dioxide Carbon Bronchioles Oxygen

Air continues from the trachea into a tube called the
The bronchus branches into smaller tubes called
At the end of the bronchioles are tiny sacs called
In the alveolus , enters the blood , and leaves the blood .

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Exhalation Diaphragm Inhalation Lungs

Breathing consists of two phases : and .
During inhalation , the contracts and moves downward , enlarging the chest cavity .
During exhalation , the diaphragm relaxes and air is pushed out of the .

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