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Froggy Jumps Digestive, Respiratory & Reproductive Systems QuizOnline version Test basics of human, animal, and bird anatomy. by Bernard Kyle Llamas 1 Which organ is the primary site of nutrient absorption in the human digestive system? a Stomach b Small intestine c Esophagus 2 What is the rumen primarily used for in ruminants? a Fermentation of ingested feed b Water absorption c Bile storage 3 Which bird organ continues digestion after the crop? a Cecum b Liver c Proventriculus 4 Which structure prevents food from entering the trachea during swallowing? a Larynx b Vocal cords c Epiglottis 5 Where does most nutrient absorption occur in ruminants? a Esophagus b Small intestine c Rumen 6 Which respiration method is common in amphibians? a Cutaneous respiration or lungs b Tracheal respiration c Gills only 7 Which part of the avian respiratory system has air sacs that aid respiration? a Lungs only b Diaphragm c Air sacs 8 In humans, the primary site of gas exchange is the? a Alveoli b Trachea c Bronchi 9 Which organ stores bile important for fat digestion? a Pancreas b Liver c Gallbladder 10 Which organ in the avian digestive system grinds food with muscular action? a Caeca b Stomach c Gizzard 11 In ruminants, what is the process of regurgitating and re-chewing food called? a Ventricular reflux b Peristalsis c Cud chewing 12 Which animal group uses gill arches for filtration in some species? a Fish b Birds c Mammals 13 Which part of the human digestive system forms stools? a Rectum b Colon c Ileum 14 What is the function of the pharynx in respiration? a Digestive enzyme production b Gas exchange site c Passageway for air and food 15 Which gland secretes digestive enzymes into the small intestine? a Liver b Pancreas c Gallbladder 16 In amphibians, what kind of respiration can supplement lungs? a Skin respiration b Liver respiration c Gills only 17 Which organ stores feces before defecation in humans? a Anus b Rectum c Cecum 18 Which species relies heavily on a crop to store food before digestion? a Humans b Birds c Fishes 19 Which structure prevents food entry into the airway during swallowing? a Epiglottis b Trachea c Bronchus 20 Which muscle aids breathing by expanding the thoracic cavity? a Abdominis b Diaphragm c Intercostal muscle 21 What is the primary function of the avian air sacs? a Seal off air from blood b Gas exchange site only c Move air through lungs for continuous flow 22 Which organ system includes the ovaries and testes? a Digestive system b Endocrine system c Reproductive system 23 Which are the two main parts of the avian stomach? a Cecum and colon b Crop and pancreas c Proventriculus and gizzard 24 Which respiratory structure connects the trachea to the lungs in birds? a Alveoli b Bronchi c Sinuses 25 Which organ stores bile and releases it to the duodenum? a Liver b Pancreas c Gallbladder

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Digestive, Respiratory & Reproductive Systems QuizOnline version

by Bernard Kyle Llamas

Which organ is the primary site of nutrient absorption in the human digestive system?

What is the rumen primarily used for in ruminants?

Which bird organ continues digestion after the crop?

Which structure prevents food from entering the trachea during swallowing?

Where does most nutrient absorption occur in ruminants?

Which respiration method is common in amphibians?

Which part of the avian respiratory system has air sacs that aid respiration?

In humans, the primary site of gas exchange is the?

Which organ stores bile important for fat digestion?

Which organ in the avian digestive system grinds food with muscular action?

In ruminants, what is the process of regurgitating and re-chewing food called?

Which animal group uses gill arches for filtration in some species?

Which part of the human digestive system forms stools?

What is the function of the pharynx in respiration?

Which gland secretes digestive enzymes into the small intestine?

In amphibians, what kind of respiration can supplement lungs?

Which organ stores feces before defecation in humans?

Which species relies heavily on a crop to store food before digestion?

Which structure prevents food entry into the airway during swallowing?

Which muscle aids breathing by expanding the thoracic cavity?

What is the primary function of the avian air sacs?

Which organ system includes the ovaries and testes?

Which are the two main parts of the avian stomach?

Which respiratory structure connects the trachea to the lungs in birds?

Which organ stores bile and releases it to the duodenum?