Human Body Review

I am the name of the tube located near the windpipe, that takes food from the throat to the stomach. What am I?

• windpipe

• cells

• organs

• esophagus

We are made up of cells and tissues and work within body systems. We include both the heart and the brain. What are we?

• cells

• organs

• tissue

• fats

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I am a liquid that is vitally important to all life on Earth. What am I?

• vitamins and minerals

• milk

• cells

• water

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I lived many hundreds of years ago in a small Dutch village. My curiosity led me to the naming of microscopic cells. Who am I?

• microscope

• Anton van Leeuwenhoek

• bacteria

• Nick Nuttri

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I am particularly important in the first two years of life, but after that you need to limit how much of me you consume. What am I?

• milk

• fats

• vitamins and minerals

• water

We are so small that we must be viewed through a microscope. What are we?

• fats

• tissue

• cells

• organs

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We are two nutrients that are important to the body, but we are needed in smaller quantities than proteins, fats, and carbohydrates. What are we?

• fats and carbohydrates

• vitamins and water

• milk and minerals

• vitamins and minerals

I provide calcium, an important mineral for the body. What am I?

• water

• milk

• cells

• soda

The picture above shows...

• systems

• organs

• cells

• tissues

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The picture above shows...

• cells

• systems

• tissues

• organs

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