Is appendix a short thin blind-ended or open-ended tube.

|A blind-ended tube.+

|Yes, it is.

|No, it isn’t.

|Appendix can cause a problem.

|In the abdominal cavity.

~ Choose an answer to the question.

What is bile secreted by.

|The liver.+

|An alkaline liquid.

|Yes, it is.

|No, it isn’t.

|Into the duodenum.

~Choose an answer to the question.

Does dermis lie beneath or above the epidermis.

|Beneath.+

|In the skin.

|Yes, it does.

|No, it doesn’t.

|Nerve endings, oil and sweat glands.

~Choose the correct preposition.

Skin is the outer covering ... the body.

|of+

|above

|beneath

|with

|at

~Complete the special question.

... layer is situated under the dermis. – Subcutaneous.

|What+

|Where

|How many

|Why

|When

~Choose an answer to the question.

A pore is a small opening of the skin.

|Small.+

|Yes, it is.

|No, it isn’t.

|In the skin.

|It allows the skin to breathe and sweat.

~Choose the correct answer.

Sebaceous gland secrete ...

|An oily substance.+

|Sebaceous glands are microscopic glands in the skin.

|Yes, it does.

|No, it doesn’t.

|In the dermis.

~Skeleton is a rigid ... of the body.

|framework+

|frametrack

|framesite

|framehouse

|framelock

~Define the type of the following question.

Is the pelvis formed by the hip bones, sacrum and coccyx.

|a general question+

|a special question

|a choice question

|a tag question

|an alternative question

~Define the type of the following question.

Cartilage is a dense connective tissue composed of a matrix, isn’t it.

|a tag question+

|a special question

|a choice question

|a general question

|an alternative question

~ Тhe word "diaphragm" means …

|dome-shaped muscle.+

|mashed-up food.

|the visible skin.

|a tiny air sac.

|a blood vessel.

~Blood consists of ...

|plasma.+

|neurons.

|proteins.

|tendons.

|calcium.

~Muscles are made of ...

|elastic tissue.+

|proteins.

|neurons.

|tendons.

|calcium.

~Erythrocytes are ...

|red blood cells.+

|white blood cells.

|tissues.

|jelly.

|tendons.

~Arteries carry blood away from the ...

|the heart to the lungs.+

|the lungs to the heart.

|the tissues.

|the organs of the body.

|the ventricles.

~Emotions come from the ...

|brain.+

|stomach.

|heart.

|spinal cord.

|nerves.

~Choose an answer to the question.

Is the main function of muscle contraction blood cell production.

|No, it isn’t.+

|Yes, it is.

|Heat production.

|In the body.

|Skeletal muscles will not contract unless stimulated by neurons.

~Choose the correct preposition.

The broken bones can knit again thanks ... alive cells.

|to+

|with

|at

|for

|on

~Complete the alternative question.

Is your heart is a size of your head or ...

|fist?+

|knee?

|ear?

|elbow?

|thumb?

~Blood supplies tissue with ...

|nutrients.+

|ammonia.

|fat.

|glucose.

|dioxide.

~Thanks to this fluid the joints move freely.

|Synovial.+

|Cerebral.

|Spinal.

|Lymphatic.

|Cellular.

~You can check your pulse by pressing the ...

|neck.+

|toe.

|head.

|elbow.

|knee.

~Leucocytes are ...

|white blood cells.+

|plasma.

|red blood cells.

|fibers.

|hormones.

~Blood carries away waste such as ...

|carbon dioxide.+

|oxygen.

|nutrients.

|proteins.

|sugar.

~The heart can relax and have a rest for ...

|0 minutes.+

|5-10 minutes.

|10 minutes.

|3-5 hours.

|5-10 hours.

~The color of blood in a vein is ...

|dark red.+

|light red.

|brown.

|blue.

|yellow.

~Choose an answer to the question.

… plays an important role in the protection of the body from infection.

|Blood.+

|Yes, it does.

|No, it doesn’t.

|Use of antibiotics is a good cure for some infections.

|Some organs of the body can be infected.

~Leucocytes are able to ...

|find out agenda of an infection.+

|put bacteria.

|spread an infection.

|give an infection.

|get bacteria.

~The bones start their formation ...

|in the woman's womb.+

|after the child's birth.

|when a baby is 3.

|when a man is 25.

|when a man is 30.

~Voluntary muscles are used for ...

|movement.+

|circulation of blood.

|digestion of food.

|sleeping.

|resting.

~General question type.

|Can you control any types of muscles?+

|What are smooth muscles called?

|How many cardiac muscles are there?

|Is it possible to move voluntary or involuntary muscles?

|There are some layers of the cardiac muscle, aren’t there?

~The circulatory system is ...

|the heart together with 2 networks of circulation.+

|a group of tissues and organs producing movement.

|the combination of organs and tissues associated with breathing.

|the rigid framework of connected bones.

|the vast network of cells specialized to carry information.

~The skeletal system is the rigid framework of … which gives form to body.

|connected bones+

|connective tissue

|connective network

|connective information

|connective walls

~The reproductive system is ...

|a system associated with the process of reproduction.+

|a group of tissues produce movement of body.

|the rigid framework of connected bones which gives form to body.

|the combination of organs and tissues associated with absorbing nutrients.

|the heart together with 2 networks of circulation.

~The cardiac muscle ...

|forms the walls of the heart.+

|is attached to the skeleton.

|is found in the stomach.

|is found on each side of your upper chest.

|helps you to move your shoulders.

~Deltoid muscles ...

|help you to move your shoulders.+

|are attached to the skull.

|form the walls of the heart.

|are found on each side of your upper chest.

|are found in such tissues as the stomach and gut.

~Define the type of the question.

Where are pectorals muscles found. - On each side of the upper chest.

|a special question+

|a tag question

|an alternative question

|a general question

|a mixed question

~... muscles don't all attach directly to bone.

|Facial+

|Pectoral

|Deltoid

|Abdominal

|Quadriceps

~Special connector pieces between a bone and a muscle are …

|tendons.+

|ligaments.

|joints.

|bones.

|vessels.

~A special group of cells within the heart is called …

|pacemaker.+

|speechmaker.

|bookmaker.

|heartmobile.

|heartstone

~The cancellous bone ... the innermost part of the body.

|protects+

|protected

|protecting

|is protected

|to protect

~There ... five types of vertebrae in the spine.

|are+

|is

|am

|be

|been

~Complete the special question.

... pairs of ribs are held on with cartilage. – Three.

|How many+

|How much

|Where

|How long

|What

~The thick muscles of the heart ... to pump blood.

|contract+

|contracts

|to contract

|is contracted

|contracting

~These muscles ... to make up the muscular skeletal system.

|help+

|helps

|to help

|is helping

|has helped

~The tendons and bones ... along together.

|move+

|moves

|to move

|is moving

|to be moved

~Define the type of the question.