Homeostasis Quiz Quest

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Balance in the body

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Florence Tapaoan

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Froggy Jumps Homeostasis Quiz QuestOnline version Balance in the body by Florence Tapaoan 1 1. When body temperature increases, the body produces sweat to help cool down. a False b True c False 2 2. Shivering occurs when the body is too hot. a False b True c True 3 3. The normal body temperature set point maintained by the hypothalamus is 37 degree Celsius a True b False c False 4 4. When blood pressure rises above normal, the body responds by making the heart beat faster. a False b True c True 5 5. Sensory cells located in the artery walls act as receptors to detect changes in blood pressure. a True b False c False 6 6. Insulin is released in response to high blood sugar so body cells can absorb glucose. a True b False c False 7 7. Glucagon is released by the pancreas when blood glucose levels are too high. a True b True c False 8 8. Standing up too fast can cause blood pressure to drop, which triggers blood vessels to contract (narrow) and the heart to beat faster. a False b False c True 9 9. When the body gets too hot, blood vessels in the skin constrict (narrow) to decrease heat loss. a True b True c False 10 10. The liver helps raise low blood sugar by releasing stored glucose back into the blood. a True b False c False

Froggy Jumps

Homeostasis Quiz QuestOnline version

Balance in the body

by Florence Tapaoan

1. When body temperature increases, the body produces sweat to help cool down.

False

True

False

2. Shivering occurs when the body is too hot.

False

True

3. The normal body temperature set point maintained by the hypothalamus is 37 degree Celsius

True

False

4. When blood pressure rises above normal, the body responds by making the heart beat faster.

False

True

5. Sensory cells located in the artery walls act as receptors to detect changes in blood pressure.

True

False

6. Insulin is released in response to high blood sugar so body cells can absorb glucose.

True

False

7. Glucagon is released by the pancreas when blood glucose levels are too high.

True

False

8. Standing up too fast can cause blood pressure to drop, which triggers blood vessels to contract (narrow) and the heart to beat faster.

False

True

9. When the body gets too hot, blood vessels in the skin constrict (narrow) to decrease heat loss.

True

False

10. The liver helps raise low blood sugar by releasing stored glucose back into the blood.

True

False

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Homeostasis Quiz Quest

Froggy Jumps

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Homeostasis Quiz QuestOnline version

by Florence Tapaoan

1. When body temperature increases, the body produces sweat to help cool down.

2. Shivering occurs when the body is too hot.

3. The normal body temperature set point maintained by the hypothalamus is 37 degree Celsius

4. When blood pressure rises above normal, the body responds by making the heart beat faster.

5. Sensory cells located in the artery walls act as receptors to detect changes in blood pressure.

6. Insulin is released in response to high blood sugar so body cells can absorb glucose.

7. Glucagon is released by the pancreas when blood glucose levels are too high.

8. Standing up too fast can cause blood pressure to drop, which triggers blood vessels to contract (narrow) and the heart to beat faster.

9. When the body gets too hot, blood vessels in the skin constrict (narrow) to decrease heat loss.

10. The liver helps raise low blood sugar by releasing stored glucose back into the blood.

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