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Digestive & Circulatory QuizOnline version Basics of digestion and circulation by Havila Matuk Havila 1 What are the three blood vessels called in which the heart pumps blood through? a nerve fibers, arteries, and nerves b arteries, veins, and capillaries. c arteries, capillaries, and veins (in wrong order) 2 How do the digestive and circulatory systems work together? a The digestive system-Breaks down and digest food. Rids the body of solid wastes while the circulatory system-Blood transports food molecules, oxygen, carbon, dioxide and wastes. b The digestive system digests food and the circulatory system stores fat. c The digestive system circulates blood while the circulatory system digests food. d The digestive system filters waste and the circulatory system transports air to cells. 3 What is blood pressure? What is a normal blood pressure reading? a Blood pressure is the amount of blood pumped in a minute; normal is 60 over 40. b Blood pressure is the speed of your heartbeat. c Blood pressure is the pressure inside veins only; normal is 180 over 120. d Blood pressure is the force of your blood pushing against the walls of your arteries as your heart pumps it through your body. Blood pressure reading involves 2 numbers such as 120 over 80. 4 List the six main nutrients the human body needs and explain one function for each. a Carbohydrates: eg: Rice; Proteins: eg: Meat; Fats: eg: Butter; Vitamins: eg: Vitamin A; Minerals: eg: Iron; Waterl b Fiber: eg: Beans; Alcohol: eg: Beer; Salt: eg: Table salt; Oxygen: eg: Air; Magnesium: eg: Epsom salts; Calcium: eg: Milk 5 What is a mixed diet? Why is it important to include a variety of foods in your diet? a A mixed diet is a diet that contains a wide variety of foods. b A mixed diet is a diet with only one food group. c A mixed diet is a diet that uses only processed foods. d A mixed diet is a diet that excludes fats. 6 What are the three main processes of digestion, and what is the role of each? a 1. Mechanical digestion teeth and stomach break down food into smaller pieces. 2. Chemical digestion: chemicals known as enzymes break food down into smaller particles. 3. Absorption: molecule-sized products of chemical digestion move into the bloodstream. b 1. Filtration, 2. Osmosis, 3. Digestion c 1. Breathing, 2. Circulation, 3. Excretion d 1. Swallowing, 2. Chewing, 3. Spitting 7 How do teeth and saliva contribute to the process of digestion? a Teeth: They reduce the food and mix it with liquids in the mouth called Saliva:Enzymes in saliva break down starch into smaller fragments. b Teeth: They grind bones; Saliva: Saliva cools food before swallowing. c Teeth: They filter food; Saliva: Saliva absorbs nutrients directly. d Teeth: They crush bones; Saliva: Saliva dissolves fats. 8 What is the role of villi in the small intestine? a Villi filter waste from the bloodstream. b Villi store nutrients for later use. c Villi produce digestive enzymes that breakdown fats. d Villi absorbs nutrients from the food you eat and then shuttle them into your bloodstream so they can travel where they're needed. 9 What substances are absorbed in the large intestine? a Blood sugar and amino acids b Oxygen, carbon dioxide, and nitrogen c Water, minerals, and vitamins d Proteins, carbohydrates, and fats 10 How can food labels help individuals make healthier food choices? By demystifying nutritional value, ingredient profiles, and portion sizes. a b c d 11 Explain what a "fad diet" is and why it might not be sustainable. A current diet or craze about how or what people should eat. promises quick weight loss or fast results, but often has little scientific proof. a b c d 12 a b c d

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Digestive & Circulatory QuizOnline version

by Havila Matuk Havila

What are the three blood vessels called in which the heart pumps blood through?

How do the digestive and circulatory systems work together?

What is blood pressure? What is a normal blood pressure reading?

List the six main nutrients the human body needs and explain one function for each.

What is a mixed diet? Why is it important to include a variety of foods in your diet?

What are the three main processes of digestion, and what is the role of each?

How do teeth and saliva contribute to the process of digestion?

What is the role of villi in the small intestine?

What substances are absorbed in the large intestine?

How can food labels help individuals make healthier food choices? By demystifying nutritional value, ingredient profiles, and portion sizes.

Explain what a "fad diet" is and why it might not be sustainable. A current diet or craze about how or what people should eat. promises quick weight loss or fast results, but often has little scientific proof.