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Froggy Jumps Breathe Easy: Respiratory Quick QuizOnline version Test your respiratory system knowledge by Sarah 1 What is the main function of the respiratory system? a Digest nutrients b Regulate hormones c Provide oxygen and remove CO2 2 Which gas diffuses from alveoli into blood during external respiration? a Carbon monoxide (CO) b Nitrogen (N2) c Oxygen (O2) 3 Which gas diffuses from blood into alveoli to be exhaled? a Nitrogen (N2) b Oxygen (O2) c Carbon dioxide (CO2) 4 Where does external respiration occur? a Within muscle fibers b In the stomach c Between alveoli and blood vessels 5 Where does internal respiration occur? a Between blood and body cells b In the brain ventricles c In the skin 6 What is the path air takes from outside to the alveoli? a Nose → Esophagus → Stomach b Mouth → Trachea → Bronchi → Alveoli c Nose → Pharynx → Larynx → Trachea → Bronchi → Bronchioles → Alveoli 7 Which structures trap dust and warm/moisten air? a Nose (cilia and mucus) b Diaphragm and ribs c Larynx and epiglottis 8 What is the function of the epiglottis? a Produces mucus b Stops food from entering the airway c Filters dust 9 What does the diaphragm do during inhalation? a Relaxes and moves upward b Increases air pressure c Contracts and moves downward 10 During inhalation, what happens to chest cavity volume? a It increases b It decreases c Remains the same 11 During exhalation, what happens to chest cavity volume? a It increases b It decreases c Stays constant 12 Which gas exchange unit has walls one cell thick and is surrounded by capillaries? a Alveoli b Trachea c Bronchioles 13 What type of pressure drives air into the lungs during inhalation? a Lower outside pressure to higher in lungs b Higher outside pressure to lower in lungs c Equal pressure 14 Which disorder is characterized by irritated pathways and constricted bronchioles? a Asthma b Emphysema c Pneumonia 15 What does smoking primarily do to the respiratory system? a Strengthens alveoli b Increases oxygen uptake c Causes chronic irritation to tissues 16 Name a disorder where alveoli break down reducing gas exchange surface area. a Emphysema b Bronchitis c Asthma 17 Which disorder involves infection and mucus production in airways? a Bronchitis b Emphysema c Asthma 18 What happens in pneumonia? a Lungs stop breathing b Alveoli increase surface area c Lungs infected causing alveoli mucus accumulation 19 Which disease causes less elasticity of blood capillaries around alveoli? a Asthma b Bronchitis c Pulmonary tuberculosis 20 What is the primary function of the kidneys in the excretory system? a Filter blood and produce urine b Produce hormones c Store bile 21 Which organ removes CO2 and water vapor as part of respiration? a Liver b Lungs c Spleen 22 What is the functional unit of the kidney? a Neuroton b Nephron c Nephroblast 23 What is the outer layer of the kidney called? a Renal Pelvis b Renal Medulla c Renal Cortex 24 What structure collects urine before sending to the ureter? a Renal Cortex b Loop of Henle c Renal Pelvis 25 What is the role of the Loop of Henle? a Concentrates urine by reabsorbing water and salts b Filters blood c Produces urine directly 26 Where does filtration occur in the kidney? a Renal Corpuscle (Glomerulus and Bowman’s capsule) b Renal Pelvis c Renal Cortex 27 What hormone regulates water balance in the kidneys? a ADH (antidiuretic hormone) b FSH c Thymosin 28 Which process moves useful substances from filtrate back to blood? a Secretion b Reabsorption c Filtration 29 Where does urine travel after the collecting duct? a Renal pelvis → Ureter → Bladder → Urethra b Liver c Bloodstream 30 What is the final step before leaving the body in urine? a Ureter b Urethra c Renal Pelvis

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Breathe Easy: Respiratory Quick QuizOnline version

by Sarah

What is the main function of the respiratory system?

Which gas diffuses from alveoli into blood during external respiration?

Which gas diffuses from blood into alveoli to be exhaled?

Where does external respiration occur?

Where does internal respiration occur?

What is the path air takes from outside to the alveoli?

Which structures trap dust and warm/moisten air?

What is the function of the epiglottis?

What does the diaphragm do during inhalation?

During inhalation, what happens to chest cavity volume?

During exhalation, what happens to chest cavity volume?

Which gas exchange unit has walls one cell thick and is surrounded by capillaries?

What type of pressure drives air into the lungs during inhalation?

Which disorder is characterized by irritated pathways and constricted bronchioles?

What does smoking primarily do to the respiratory system?

Name a disorder where alveoli break down reducing gas exchange surface area.

Which disorder involves infection and mucus production in airways?

What happens in pneumonia?

Which disease causes less elasticity of blood capillaries around alveoli?

What is the primary function of the kidneys in the excretory system?

Which organ removes CO2 and water vapor as part of respiration?

What is the functional unit of the kidney?

What is the outer layer of the kidney called?

What structure collects urine before sending to the ureter?

What is the role of the Loop of Henle?

Where does filtration occur in the kidney?

What hormone regulates water balance in the kidneys?

Which process moves useful substances from filtrate back to blood?

Where does urine travel after the collecting duct?

What is the final step before leaving the body in urine?