I'm looking forward to seeing my English friends again.

|the present continuous+

|the present perfect

|the past simple

|the future simple

|the present simple

~Choose the correct preposition.

The journey will take two or three days ... foot.

|on+

|in

|with

|at

|for

~Find a mistake.

Joint is the point at which two or more muscles are connected.

|muscles+

|point

|at which

|two or more

|are connected

~Choose an answer to the question.

What tissue is a bone?

|A hard extremely dense connective tissue.+

|In the skeleton.

|Muscle tissue.

|Yes, it is.

|There are 206 bones in the body.

~Choose an answer to the question.

What does periosteum provide?

|Attachment for muscles, tendons and ligaments.+

|It is a layer of dense connective tissue.

|The outer surface of bone.

|Yes, it does.

|No, it doesn’t.

~Scapula is ...

|a shoulder blade.+

|a bone of a knee.

|a small opening of the skin.

|a vertebra.

|a layer of the dense connective tissue.

~Choose an answer to the question.

What ability do muscles have?

|The ability to contract.+

|There are four types of muscles.

|In the muscular system.

|Yes, they do.

|No, they don’t.

~Choose an answer to the question.

Muscles produce …

|Movement and force.+

|Muscle fibers are surrounded by endomysium.

|By contraction and relaxation.

|Yes, they can.

|No, they can’t.

~Tendon is ...

|a tough cord that serves to attach a bone.+

|a muscle that is not under conscious control.

|a muscle with four heads.

|a perimysium.

|a special tiny muscle, which forces the skin hairs to stand up straight.

~Deltoid muscle is ...

|a thick muscle that covers the shoulder joint.+

|a muscle with four heads.

|a muscle with two heads.

|a tissue comprising the bulk of the body musculature.

|a muscle that is not under conscious control.

~Choose an answer to the question.

The skeletal muscle is …

|A tissue forming the body musculature.+

|There are more than 600 skeletal muscles.

|Yes, it is.

|An involuntary muscle.

|No, it isn’t.

~Cardiac muscle is ...

|the muscle of which walls of the heart are composed.+

|a tissue comprising the bulk of the body musculature.

|a voluntary muscle.

|special tiny muscle, which forces the skin hairs to stand up straight.

|a small opening of the skin sweat glands.

~Biceps is ...

|a muscle with two heads.+

|a muscle that is not under conscious control.

|an involuntary muscle.

|a layer of the connective tissue.

|special tiny muscle, which forces the skin hairs to stand up straight.

~Involuntary muscle is ...

|a muscle that is not under conscious control.+

|a muscle that is under conscious control.

|a muscle with four heads.

|a tissue comprising the bulk of the body musculature.

|a special tiny muscle, which forces the skin hairs to stand up straight.

~Find a mistake.

Heart is a hollow muscular bean-shaped organ.

|bean-shaped+

|organ

|muscular

|hollow

|is

~Vessel is ...

|a tube conveying a blood fluid.+

|two lower chambers of the heart.

|two upper chambers of the heart.

|a fluid tissue that circulates through the body.

|a series of pressure waves within an artery.

~Blood is ...

|a fluid tissue that circulates through the body.+

|an extremely narrow blood vessel.

|a fluid produced by liver.

|a series of pressure waves within an artery.

|a secretion from the gall bladder.

~Capillary is ...

|an extremely narrow blood vessel.+

|a vein.

|an artery.

|a fluid tissue that circulates through the body.

|a tissue in the dermis.

~Ventricle is ...

|a lower chamber of the heart.+

|a series of pressure waves within an artery.

|an upper chamber of the heart.

|an extremely narrow blood vessel.

|a valve of the heart.

~Atria are ...

|two upper chambers of the heart.+

|two lower chambers of the heart.

|extremely narrow blood vessels.

|valves of the heart.

|hollow muscular cone-shaped organs.

~Complete the tag question.

Pulse is a series of pressure waves within an artery, ...

|isn’t it?+

|is it?

|doesn’t it?

|don’t they?

|do they?

~The skeletal system ...

|provides a rigid framework and supports the body.+

|digests food.

|provides the blood with oxygen, disposes of carbon dioxide.

|transports blood.

|provides movement.

~The muscular system ...

|provides movement.+

|controls all the body system.

|releases hormones.

|provides a rigid framework which supports the body.

|digests food.

~The circulatory system ...

|transports blood.+

|controls all the body system.

|releases hormones.

|digests food.

|provides a rigid framework and supports the body.

~The digestive system ...

|digests food.+

|transports blood.

|provides protection and temperature control.

|provides the blood with oxygen, disposes of carbon dioxide.

|release hormones.

~The respiratory system ...

|provides the blood with oxygen, disposes of carbon dioxide.+

|transports blood.

|provides movement.

|provides protection and temperature control.

|controls all the body system.

~The skin system ...

|provides protection and temperature control.+

|provides the blood with oxygen, disposes of carbon dioxide.

|transports blood.

|provides movement.

|controls all the body system.

~The nervous system ...

|controls all the body systems.+

|releases hormones.

|provides protection and temperature control.

|digests food.

|provides the blood with oxygen, disposes of carbon dioxide.

~The endocrine system ...

|releases hormones which aid the nervous system in controlling the body.+

|provides a rigid framework which support the body.

|digests food.

|provides the blood with oxygen, disposes of carbon dioxide.

|transports blood.

~The skeletal system consists of ...

|bones, joints, cartilages.+

|nasal cavity, pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchi and lungs.

|the heart, blood vessels, veins and capillaries.

|the stomach, small and large intestines.

|epidermis, dermis and subcutaneous layer.

~The muscular system consists of ...

|muscles, tendons.+

|the heart, blood vessels, veins and capillaries.

|epidermis, dermis and subcutaneous layer.

|bones, joints, cartilages.

|nasal cavity, pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchi and lungs.

~The circulatory system consists of ...

|the heart, blood vessels, veins and capillaries.+

|muscles, tendons.

|the stomach, small and large intestines.

|epidermis, dermis and subcutaneous layer.

|the stomach, small and large intestines.

~The digestive system consists of ...

|the stomach, small and large intestines.+

|bones, joints, cartilages.

|nasal cavity, pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchi and lungs.

|the heart, blood vessels, veins and capillaries.

|epidermis, dermis and subcutaneous layer.

~The skin system consists of ...

|epidermis, dermis and subcutaneous layer.+

|the heart, blood vessels, veins and capillaries.

|muscles, tendons.

|the stomach, small and large intestines.

|bones, joints, cartilages.

~The synonym of "trachea" is ...

|a windpipe.+

|a voice box.

|throat.

|bronchus.

|pharynx.

~The synonym of "larynx" is ...

|a voice box.+

|a windpipe.

|throat.

|pharynx.

|bronchus.

~The synonym of "to breathe out" is ...

|exhale.+

|to spit.

|to rest.

|to make.

|to exchange.

~The synonym of "to breathe in" is ...

|to inhale.+

|to exhale.

|to spit.

|to rest.

|to take.

~The synonym of "saliva" is ...

|spit.+

|bile.

|fluid.

|liquid.

|waste.

~The synonym of "pilomotor reflex" is ...

|goosebumps.+

|goosepumps.

|gooselegs.

|goosehands.

|gooseheads.

~The synonym of "caecum" is ...

|a blind gut.+

|pancreas.

|rectum.

|colon.

|ileum.

~The synonym of "feces" is ...

|excrement.+

|bile.

|waste.

|trash.

|urine.

~The synonym of "layer" is ...

|sheet.+

|muscle.

|membrane.

|heart.

|head.

~The synonym of "rib cage" is ...

|thorax.+

|coccyx.

|pelvis.

|joints.

|vertebra.

~The synonym of "digestive system" is ...

|alimentary tract.+

|fallopian tube.

|shoulder blade.

|windpipe.

|sexual organ.

~The synonym of "scapula" is ...

|shoulder blade.+

|sexual organ.

|adrenal organ.

|fallopian tube.

|alimentary tract.

~The synonym of "urine" is ...

|pee.+

|spit.

|tears.

|saliva.

|blood.

~The synonym to the word "to relax" is ...

|to rest.+

|to protect.

|to release.

|to transport.

|to digest.

~The synonym of "to produce" is ...

|to make.+

|to protect.

|to release.

|to transport.

|to waste.

~Children are born with about 20 million ...

|alveoli.+

|white blood cells.

|pleural membranes.

|red blood cells.

|blood cells.

~The lungs are protected by ...

|rib cage.+

|alveolus.

|diaphragm.

|pleural membrane.

|skeletal muscles.

~The total capacity of the … in an adult male is about 5.5 litres.

|lungs+

|rib cage

|kidney

|liver

|thorax

~During normal breathing only about 500 ml of ... is exchanged.

|air+

|blood

|liquid

|fluid

|saliva

~The lungs are covered by ...

|pleural membrane.+

|skin.

|rib cage.

|cartilage.

|pore.

~The bronchial tree does not contain ... and mucous glands.

|cartilage+

|vocal cords

|cilia

|membrane

|voice box

~Diaphragm separates the thoracic and ... cavities.

|abdominal+

|cervical

|sacrum

|lumbar

|nasal

~Saliva helps make the food ... and easy to swallow.

|mushy+

|watery

|cool

|tasty

|solid

~The tongue pushes the food around while you chew with your ...

|teeth.+

|gums.

|stomach.

|saliva.

|mouth.

~The ... is the last stop in the digestive tract.

|anus+

|small intestine

|esophagus

|stomach

|blind gut

~The ... prevents the food from entering the trachea.

|epiglottis+

|teeth

|tongue

|pharynx

|mouth

~Complete the tag question.

Saliva breaks down the chemicals in the food, ...

|doesn’t it?+

|does it?

|didn’t it?

|didn’t they?

|isn’t it?

~The ... sometimes gets infected and needs to be removed.

|appendix+

|mouth

|intestine

|tooth

|tongue

~... helps to kill bacteria that might be in the eaten food.

|Gastric juice+

|Poop

|Bolus

|Alcohol

|Water

~A juice from the liver called ...

|bile.+

|mixture.

|saliva.

|water.

|solution.

~A soft mass of chewed food is called a ...

|bolus.+

|gastric juice.

|saliva.

|mixture.

|bile.

~You can help your digestive system by drinking ...

|water.+

|acid.

|mixture.

|alcohol.

|solution.

~The ... moves food from the back of your throat to your stomach.

|esophagus+

|larynx

|intestine

|tongue

|pharynx

~... is a substance, which is made by the epidermis.

|Melanin+

|Elastin

|Collagen

|Sebum

|Calcium

~Collagen and elastin are tough and ...

|stretchy.+

|smooth.

|tiny.

|large.

|huge.

~The skin is lubricated, protected and waterproof thanks to ...

|sebum.+

|elastin.

|saliva.

|collagen.

|protein.

~Through the blood vessel the skin gets ...

|nutrients.+

|calcium.

|fat.

|enzyme.

|gastric juice.

~Sebaceous and ... create more sticky stuff.

|sweat glands+

|hair follicles

|skin cells

|erector pili

|subcutaneous layers

~The protective outer layer of the skin is called the ...

|epidermis.+

|follicle.

|gland.

|pili.

|dermis.

~Nerve endings, blood vessels, oil glands and sweat glands are contained in the ...

|dermis.+

|cardiac muscle.

|connective tissue.

|subcutaneous layer.

|epidermis.

~The ... is the biggest organ of the body.

|skin+

|lip

|brain

|leg

|hand

~... appear when you are cold.

|Goosebumps+

|Follicles

|Glands

|Pores

|Wrinkles

~New ... are forming at the bottom of the epidermis.

|skin cells+

|sweat glands

|hair follicle

|erector pili

|subcutaneous layer

~The ... controls the action of the nerve endings.

|hypothalamus+

|cell

|pore

|epidermis

|dermis

~... allow the sweat to escape.

|Pores+

|Lips

|Follicles

|Glands

|Pili

~Hair follicles don't grow on the ...

|lips.+

|hands.

|head.

|legs.

|arms.

~Complete the general question.

There … many layers of cancellous bone within the compact bone.

|Are+

|Is

|Do

|Does

|Did

~The only bone in your head you can move is the ...

|lower jawbone.+

|upper jawbone.

|eardrum.

|suture.

|stirrup.

~As the baby grows the space between the bones slowly ...

|disappears.+

|appears.

|enlarges.

|lifts.

|grows.

~These ribs are called ... because they aren't connected to the sternum.

|floating+

|various

|remaining

|swimming

|growing

~Between your wrists, hands and all your fingers there are 54 ...

|bones.+

|toes.

|fingers.

|thumbs.

|ankles.

~There are ... muscles in a woman's uterus.

|smooth+

|deltoid

|soft

|skeletal

|dense

~Cancellous bone looks a bit like a ...

|sponge.+

|skull.

|cartilage.

|fist.

|hand.

~Blood cells are made by ...

|bone marrow.+

|fiber.

|tissue.

|cartilage.

|epimysium.

~There are ... bones in the human skeleton.

|206+

|300

|260

|150

|75

~Some of a baby's bones are made of ...

|cartilage.+

|periosteum.

|vertebrae.

|osteon.

|sponge.

~The spine is made up of 33 ...

|vertebrae.+

|bones.

|ligaments.

|tendons.

|cartilages.

~The ... vertebrae are at the back of the neck.

|cervical+

|coccyx

|lumbar

|sacrum

|thoracic

~There are 12 ... vertebrae in all.

|thoracic+

|cervical

|sacrum

|lumbar

|coccyx

~The ... is made up of 5 vertebrae that are joined together.

|sacrum+

|thoracic

|lumbar

|coccyx

|cervical

~... ribs aren't connected to the sternum.

|Floating+

|Sternum

|Thoracic

|Cervical

|Sponge

~The ... protects the brain.

|skull+

|vertebra

|skeleton

|rib cage

|joint

~The cartilage grows and is slowly replaced by the bone, with help of ...

|calcium.+

|potassium.

|sodium.

|minerals.

|oxygen.

~... is at the bottom of the spine.

|Coccyx+

|Pelvis

|Scapula

|Joint

|Vertebra

~The outer surface of bone is called the ...

|periosteum.+

|skin.

|ligament.

|tendon.

|cartilage.

~The arm is made up of three bones called ...

|humerus, radius, ulna.+

|femur, tibia, fibula.

|tibia, fibula, ulna.

|humerus, tibia, fibula.

|tibia, radius, ulna.

~The leg is made up of three bones called ...

|femur, tibia, fibula.+

|femur, ulna, fibula.

|tibia, fibula, ulna.

|humerus, tibia, fibula.

|tibia, radius, ulna.

~The ... is protected by the ribs.

|heart+

|stomach

|spleen

|brain

|liver

~The ... is protected by the vertebral column.

|spinal cord+

|liver

|spleen

|brain

|stomach

~You can move your shoulders thanks to the ... muscles.

|deltoid+

|cardiac

|facial

|oblique

|smooth

~Choose an answer to the question.

What muscles can’t you control?

|Involuntary muscles.+

|There are more than 600 muscles.

|Smooth muscle is responsible for the contractility of hollow organs.

|Yes, I can.

|No, I can’t.

~The ... muscles contract and relax in your stomach and digestive system.

|smooth+

|pectoralis

|cardiac

|striated

|skeletal

~The muscle that makes up the heart is called the ... muscle.

|cardiac+

|striated

|facial

|pectoralis

|deltoid

~Alternative question type.

|Are skeletal or smooth muscles attached to the bones?+

|How many skeletal muscles are there in the body?

|Have you learned anything new about muscles?

|What muscles are voluntary?

|Why is the heart called a muscle?

~You are sitting on your ... - the muscles of the buttocks.

|gluteus maximus+

|large pecs

|rectus abdominus

|major muscles

|oblique muscles

~Complete the special question.

... muscles don't all attach directly to bone? – Facial muscles.

|What+

|Who

|Where

|When

|How long

~The special connector pieces between bone and muscle are ...

|tendons.+

|ligaments.

|cartilages.

|abdominals.

|pectorals.

~Find a mistake.

The heart is a muscle which is about the size of your head.

|head+

|muscle

|is

|size

|about

~A thick wall of muscle in the middle of the heart is called the ...

|septum.+

|valve.

|muscle.

|vein.

|artery.

~Blood pressure closes a ... so preventing backflow.

|valve+

|muscle

|vein

|artery

|capillary

~... carry blood away from the heart.

|Arteries+

|Ventricles

|Veins

|Valves

|Pipes

~... carry blood back to the heart.

|Veins+

|Arteries

|Ventricles

|Valves

|Atria

~The kidneys filter out some of the ...

|waste.+

|drugs.

|blood.

|oxygen.

|urine.

~Each beat is caused by the ... of your heart.

|contraction+

|circulation

|vibration

|movement

|pressure

~Inside some bones there is ...

|bone marrow.+

|nerve.

|brain.

|spinal cord.

|tissue.

~The bones contain ...

|calcium.+

|lead.

|copper.

|iron.

|acid.

~The colour of blood in the arteries is ...

|red.+

|black.

|dark red.

|blue.

|yellow.

~Complete the tag question.

The gastrointestinal tract doesn’t include larynx, ...

|does it?+

|doesn’t it?

|isn’t it?

|aren’t they?

|didn’t it?

~Digestion ... in the mouth with chewing or mastication.

|begins+

|begin

|to begin

|begun

|beginning

~Alternative question type.

|Do the walls of the digestive tract consist of mucosa or a dry layer?+

|Do the walls of the digestive tract contain only submucosa?

|What do you know about the structure of the stomach?

|There are two types of intestines, aren’t there?

|How often can you have a meal?

~The pharynx connects the nasal and oral cavities to the ...

|larynx and esophagus.+

|esophagus only.

|larynx only.

|throat.

|mouth.

~Define the tense of a verb in the sentence.

Four types of cells make up the gastric glands.

|the present simple+

|the present continuous

|the present perfect

|the past simple

|the future simple

~Define the type of the question.

What may reduce gastric secretion? - Psychological states of fear, and sadness.

|a special question+

|a tag question

|an alternative question

|a general question

|a mixed question

~Functions of the large intestine are the ... of water, electrolytes and nutrients.

|absorption+

|elimination

|detoxification

|preparation

|process

~The outside colour of the lungs is ...

|pink.+

|red.

|brown.

|black.

|yellow.

~The main function of the skin is ...

|temperature control.+

|carrying out wastes and carbon dioxide.

|delivering oxygen and nutrients.

|providing the body by nutrients.

|contracting the body.

~The main function of the stomach is ...

|storage of the mushy food.+

|chewing the food into a liquid mixture.

|direction of liquid mixture into large intestine.

|killing fungi in the eaten food.

|filteration out harmful substances.

~The main function of the lung is ...

|exchange of gases.+

|absorption of liquid.

|removing wastes.

|exchange of blood.

|delivering of oxygen and nutrients.

~The food is churned and degraded in the stomach with the help of ...

|gastric juice.+

|bile.

|alkaline.

|saliva.

|fluid.

~Choose an answer to the question.

The skin is waterproof thanks to … .

|Sebum.+

|Yes, it is.

|No, it isn’t.

|Sweat appears on the surface of your skin when you are hot.

|The waterproof skin does not let water through.

~A tiny tube with a closed end in the large intestine ...

|can cause a big problem.+

|provides movement.

|helps to digest.

|removes waste products.

|keeps from bacteria.

~This layer of the skin helps the body stay warm.

|the subcutaneous layer+

|the dermis

|the epidermis

|sweat glands

|nerve endings

~J.B.S. Haldane investigated ...

|population genetics.+

|conditioned reflexes.

|the effects of inhaling carbon dioxide.

|the secretion of the digestive glands.

|removing dead cells.

~The shorter and broader lung with 3 lobes is the ... one.

|right+

|left

|middle

|upper

|lower

~The longer and narrow lung with 2 lobes is the ... one.

|left+

|right

|middle

|upper

|lower

~Ivan Petrovich Pavlov discovered ...

|conditioned reflexes.+

|population genetics.

|the nerve fibres affecting the action of the heart.

|the effects of inhaling carbon dioxide.

|types of bones.

~Louis Pasteur discovered ...

|fermentation and pasteurization.+

|the germ theory of disease.

|the effects of inhaling carbon dioxide.

|the secretion of the digestive glands.

|secretions of the digestive glands.

~The synonym of the word "breathing".

|respiration+

|spitting

|pilomotor reflex

|windpipe

|voice box

~Choose the correct word combination.

|mitral valve+

|mitral membrane

|mitral cord

|mitral follicle

|mitral oil

~Choose the correct word combination.

|pleural membrane+

|pleural cord

|pleural gland

|pleural lung

|pleural intestine

~Choose the correct word combination.

|hair follicle+

|hair membrane

|hair cord

|hair passage

|hair colon

~Choose the correct word combination.

|sweat gland+

|sweat follicle

|sweat membrane

|sweat cord

|sweat layer

~Choose the correct word combination.

|vocal cord+

|vocal gland

|vocal follicle

|vocal lobe

|vocal layer

~Choose the correct word combination.

|nerve ending+

|nerve gland

|nerve reflex

|nerve layer

|nerve colon

~Choose the correct word combination.

|sebaceous gland+

|sebaceous reflex

|sebaceous layer

|sebaceous colon

|sebaceous muscle

~Choose the correct word combination.

|sigmoid colon+

|sigmoid gland

|sigmoid reflex

|sigmoid layer

|sigmoid muscle

~Choose the correct word combination.

|subcutaneous layer+

|subcutaneous colon

|subcutaneous gland

|subcutaneous reflex

|subcutaneous ending

~The synonym of "waste" is ...

|trash.+

|poop.

|spit.

|bolus.

|bile.

~The ... controls the action of the nerve endings.

|hypothalamus+

|cell

|pore

|epidermis

|dermis

~... allow the sweat to escape.

|Pores+

|Sacs

|Follicles

|Glands

|Pili

~The outer surface of bone is called the ...

|periosteum.+

|skin.

|ligament.

|tendon.

|cartilage.

~Define the tense of a verb in the sentence.

The skeletal muscles give your body power and strength.

|the present simple+

|the present continuous

|the present perfect

|the past simple

|the future simple

~Choose the correct word combination.

|erector pili+

|erector gland

|erector box

|erector bronchus

|erector tract

~Choose the correct word combination.

|digestive tract+

|digestive pili

|digestive gland

|digestive box

|digestive bronchus

~Choose the correct word combination.

|voice box+

|voice tract

|voice pili

|voice gland

|voice bronchus

~Choose the correct word combination.

|oil gland+

|oil box

|oil tract

|oil pili

|oil bronchus

~Choose the correct word combination.

|main stem bronchi+

|main stem gland

|main stem box

|main stem tract

|main stem pili

~Choose the correct word combination.

|large intestine+

|large bile

|large digestion

|large waste

|large dioxide

~Choose the correct word combination.

|ascending colon+

|ascending intestine

|ascending vessel

|ascending oil

|ascending dioxide

~Choose the correct word combination.

|blood vessel+

|blood oil

|blood colon

|blood dioxide

|blood intestine

~Choose the correct word combination.

|carbon dioxide+

|carbon colon

|carbon intestine

|carbon vessel

|carbon oil

~Choose the correct word combination.

|natural oil+

|natural dioxide

|natural colon

|natural intestine

|natural vessel

~Choose the correct word combination.

|atmospheric pressure+

|atmospheric sinus

|atmospheric alveoli

|atmospheric bronchi

|atmospheric cage

~Choose the correct word combination.

|transport of gases+

|transport of bronchi

|transport of pressure

|transport of cage

|transport of sinus

~Choose the correct word combination.

|rib cage+

|rib sinus

|rib gases

|rib bronchi

|rib pressure

~Choose the correct word combination.

|primary bronchi+

|primary cage

|primary sinus

|primary gases

|primary pressure

~Choose the correct word combination.

|alveolar duct+

|alveolar film

|alveolar tract

|alveolar thermometer

|alveolar juice

~Choose the correct word combination.

|alimentary tract+

|alimentary thermometer

|alimentary juice

|alimentary duct

|alimentary film

~Choose the correct word combination.

|gastric juice+

|gastric duct

|gastric film

|gastric tract

|gastric thermometer

~Choose the correct word combination.

|protective film+

|protective tract

|protective thermometer

|protective juice

|protective duct

~Choose the correct word combination.

|sticky stuff+

|sticky sac

|sticky vertebra

|sticky space

|sticky cavity

~Choose the correct word combination.

|nasal cavity+

|nasal sac

|nasal vertebra

|nasal stuff

|nasal space

~Choose the correct word combination.

|cervical vertebra+

|cervical stuff

|cervical space

|cervical cavity

|cervical sac

~Chose the correct word combination.

|cellular respiration+

|cellular substance

|cellular passage

|cellular diet

|cellular air

~Choose the correct word combination.

|aortic valve+

|aortic passage

|aortic muscle

|aortic chamber

|aortic respiration

~Choose the correct word combination.

|blood stream+

|blood bladder

|blood bump

|blood burn

|blood intestine

~Choose the correct word combination.

|carbon dioxide+

|carbon stream

|carbon bladder

|carbon bump

|carbon bone

~Find a word written correctly.

|heartburn+

|burnheart

|hurtbeart

|burntreah

|nurbheart

~Complete the special question.

...is the main function of muscle contraction. – Movement.

|What+

|Where

|Which

|How often

|Why

~The broken bones can knit again thanks to ...

|alive cells.+

|dead cells.

|hormones.

|thrombosis.

|tissue.

~Your heart is a size of your ...

|fist.+

|kneecap.

|head.

|ear.

|hand.

~Choose the correct preposition.

Blood supplies tissue ... nutrients.

|with+

|for

|in

|to

|on

~The bones are as strong as ...

|steel.+

|plastic.

|wood.

|glass.

|stone.

~Blood carries away waste such as ...

|carbon dioxide.+

|oxygen.

|nutrients.

|proteins.

|sugar.

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

|dark red.+

|light red.

|brown.

|blue.

|yellow.

~The general number of vertebrae in the spine is ...

|33.+

|28.

|40.

|32.

|18.

~Blood plays an important role in the protection of the body from ...

|infection.+

|carbon.

|oxygen.

|dioxide.

|waste.

~Leucocytes are able to ...

|find out agenda of an infection.+

|put bacteria.

|spread an infection.

|give an infection.

|get bacteria.

~Choose the correct preposition.

Muscular system is a group of tissues produce movement ... body.

|of+

|on

|between

|for

|with

~Choose the correct preposition.

The skeletal system gives form ... the body.

|to+

|for

|in

|at

|on

~ Choose the correct preposition.

The digestive system is associated ... absorbing nutrients.

|with+

|for

|above

|near

|on

~Choose the correct preposition.

Cardiac muscle forms the walls ... the heart.

|of+

|in

|on

|with

|to

~Deltoid muscle ...

|helps you to move your shoulders.+

|is attached to the skull.

|forms the walls of the heart.

|is found on each side of your upper chest.

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

~Pectoral muscles ...

|are found on each side of your upper chest.+

|are attached to the femur.

|form the walls of the heart.

|are found in such tissues the stomach and gut.

|help you to move your shoulders.

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

|Facial+

|Pectorals

|Deltoid

|Abdominal

|Quadriceps

~Almost every bone in your body ... of the same material.

|is made+

|are made

|am made

|are making

|be made

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

|are+

|is

|am

|be

|was

~Three pairs of ribs ... on with cartilage.

|are held+

|am held

|is held

|be held

|is holding

~All 12 pairs of ribs ... in the back to the spine.

|attach+

|attaches

|is attaching

|are attaching

|has attached

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

|contract+

|contracts

|to contract

|is contracted

|are contracted

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

|help+

|helps

|to help

|is helping

|to helped

~Define the tense of a verb in the sentence.

Thomas Morgan discovered the theory of heredity.

|the past simple+

|the present simple

|the present perfect

|the future simple

|the past continuous

~Define the tense of a verb in the sentence.

The human body consists of millions of tiny cells.

|the present simple+

|the past simple

|the present perfect

|the future simple

|the past continuous

~Complete the tag question.

The spine lets you twist and bend, ...

|doesn’t it?+

|does it?

|do you?

|isn’t it?

|didn’t they?

~Choose an answer to the question.

Where is the sacrum located?

|Beneath the lumbar vertebrae.+

|The sacrum is a large, triangular bone.

|The vertebrae of the sacrum begin to fuse between ages 16–18.

|Yes, it is.

|No, it isn’t.

~ Choose an answer to the question.

What does the cancellous bone look like?

|A sponge.+

|It is a bone that protects the bone marrow.

|The cancellous bone is found in the pelvis and spine.

|Yes, it does.

|No, it doesn’t.

~Complete the special question.

... is breathing air necessary. – Because it keeps humans alive.

|Why+

|How long

|What

|Where

|When

~Complete the alternative question.

Does the large intestine push poop into ileum or ...

|rectum?+

|liver?

|urethra?

|appendix?

|ascending colon?

~Complete the tag question.

You have hair follicles all over your body, ...

|don’t you?+

|do you?

|haven’t you?

|have you?

|doesn’t he?

~Your hair follicles ... on your sebaceous glands.

|rely+

|relies

|to rely

|has relied

|are relied

~Pasteurization ... commonly used to kill pathogenic bacteria.

|is+

|are

|am

|to be

|being

~In 1881 Pasteur ... experiments on rabies.

|began+

|begin

|begins

|begun

|to begin

~The air finally ... up in the 600 million alveoli.

|ends+

|end

|ended

|to end

|ending

~Your diaphragm ... and moves up, pushing air out of the lungs.

|relaxes+

|relax

|to relax

|relaxing

|relaxed

~Your lower jawbone is the only bone in your head you ... move.

|can+

|can’t

|ought

|have

|are

~Alternative question type:

|Are smooth muscles called involuntary or voluntary?+

|Smooth muscles are called involuntary, aren’t they?

|What muscles are called involuntary?

|Why are smooth muscles called involuntary?

|Where are the involuntary muscles located?

~Complete the tag question.

There are two chambers on each side of the heart, ...

|aren’t there?+

|are there?

|are they?

|don’t they?

|do they?

~Define the tense of a verb in the sentence.

The kidneys have already filtered out some of the waste.

|the present perfect+

|the present simple

|the past simple

|the future simple

|the past continuous

~Choose the correct preposition.

The movement of the blood ... the heart and around the body is called circulation.

|through+

|on

|above

|for

|under

~The primary reproductive organs or gonads consist of the …

|ovaries and testes.+

|eggs.

|sperm cells.

|hormones.

|placenta.

~Complete the tag question.

An ovum is fertilized by several sperms, ...

|isn’t it?+

|is it?

|does it?

|didn’t it

|didn’t they

~Choose the correct preposition.

The ovaries belong ... the female reproductive system.

|to+

|at

|of

|in

|for

~The baby grows and develops in the …

|uterus.+

|vagina.

|fallopian tubes.

|ovary.

|testis.

~An … is the size of a grain of sand.

|ovum+

|vagina

|fallopian tube

|ovary

|uterus

~Choose the correct preposition.

Your blood delivers nutrients ... your body.

|to+

|with

|above

|on

|at

~Blood is carried into the kidneys by the …

|renal artery.+

|renal column.

|renal vein.

|pulmonary vein.

|aorta.

~The kidneys filter blood as many as … times a day.

|400+

|300

|200

|500

|150

~Define the type of the question.

How many glasses of urine will you excrete if you drink 2 glasses of wine. – Four.

|a special question+

|a general question

|an alternative question

|a tag question

|a mixed question

~The urine collects in the …

|bladder.+

|ureters.

|medulla.

|lung.

|urethra.

~The kidneys, the bladder and their tubes are called the …

|urinary system.+

|skeletal system.

|respiratory system.

|nervous system.

|skin system.

~A bag that collects the urine is the ...

|urinary bladder+

|urine

|urethra

|kidneys

|womb

~A tube that carries the urine out of the body is the ...

|urethra.+

|bladder.

|urine.

|fallopian tube.

|vessel.

~The cortex and medulla make up the …of the kidney.

|parenchyma+

|myocardium

|nephrons

|periosteum

|neurons

~The ureters … urine from the kidney to the urinary bladder.

|transport+

|locate

|make up

|transform

|store

~The urinary system controls red blood cell production by secreting the …

|enzyme renin.+

|fluid.

|erythropoietin.

|protein.

|electrolyte concentration.

~Complete the special question.

... does water come out of your skin? – With sweat and urine.

|How+

|How long

|Why

|Where

|How often

~The kidneys look like a …

|bean.+

|pea.

|onion.

|beetroot.

|apple.

~There are more than 1 million … inside the kidneys.

|nephrons+

|red blood cells

|neurons

|white blood cells

|thrombocytes

~The … is a muscular sac acting as a storage tank for the urine.

|bladder+

|medulla

|cortex

|ureter

|urethra

~The urine passes out of the body from the bladder through the …

|urethra.+

|uterus.

|ureter.

|artery.

|vein.

~The kidneys produce a hormone that tells the body to make …

|red blood cells.+

|white blood cells.

|chemical reactions.

|waste products .

|thrombocytes.

~The presence of waste in the body is the result of …

|chemical reactions.+

|chemical elements.

|electrolyte concentrations.

|excretory functions.

|blood cell production.

~Complete the special question.

... system conducts urine from the kidneys to the exterior: urinary or digestive.

|Which+

|Where

|When

|How

|Why

~The …system belongs to the excretory system.

|urinary+

|skeletal

|endocrine

|muscular

|nervous

~Blood is carried into the kidneys by the …

|renal artery.+

|ureter.

|urethra.

|renal vein.

|pulmonary artery.

~Choose the answer to the question.

What do the gonads produce?

|Gametes and hormones.+

|Testes and ovaries are gonads.

|In the reproductive system.

|Yes, they do.

|No, they don’t.

~Complete the special question.

... are the primary reproductive organs called. – Gonads.

|What+

|Where

|When

|How often

|Why

~The kidneys are …

|dark- red.+

|black.

|blue.

|light-red.

|yellow.

~The kidneys are …

|bean-shaped.+

|sac-shaped.

|cone-shaped.

|circle-shaped.

|dome-shaped.

~The thyroid gland is a very vascular organ that is located in the …

|neck.+

|shoulder.

|brain.

|stomach.

|head.

~The thyroid gland consists of … lobes.

|two+

|three

|one

|four

|seven

~The two lobes are connected by a narrow band of tissue called the …

|isthmus.+

|thymus.

|cortex.

|medulla.

|ganglia.

~The type of thyroid enlargement is called simple …

|goiter.+

|gland.

|cortex.

|medulla.

|meninges.

~The pancreas secrets digestive enzymes that are carried to the …

|duodenum.+

|ileum.

|liver.

|stomach.

|rectum.

~The pancreatic islets secrete … and insulin.

|glucagon+

|growth hormone

|glucose

|testosterone

|estrogen

~The hypothalamus is like your brain’s inner …

|thermostat.+

|temperature.

|condition.

|microscope.

|unit of measure.

~Part of the brain stem’s job is to control involuntary …

|muscles.+

|joints.

|hormones.

|bones.

|glands.

~The pituitary gland is very small, only about the size of a …

|pea.+

|onion.

|apple.

|grape.

|carrot.

~If your body is too hot, the hypothalamus tells it to …

|sweat.+

|breath.

|sleep.

|chew.

|worry.

~The pineal gland is a small … structure.

|cone-shaped+

|dome-shaped

|circle-shaped

|sac-shaped

|bean-shaped

~… stimulates the production of milk.

|Prolactin+

|Oxytocin

|Testosterone

|Gonadotrophin

|Glycogen

~Choose an answer to the question.

The fetus grows and develops …

|In the uterus.+

|A fetus begins to develop from the first moment of fertilization.

|Yes, he/she does.

|Throughout pregnancy the uterus grows.

|No, he/she doesn’t.

~Choose an answer to the question.

… happens when a single sperm joins with the ovum.

|Fertilization.+

|In the fallopian tube.

|Yes, it does.

|No, it doesn’t

|A sperm and an ovum are called gametes.

~Complete the special question.

... portion of the pancreas secretes glucagon and insulin. – The exocrine portion.

|What+

|Where

|When

|How

|How many

~Choose the tense of a verb in the sentence.

The pancreatic islets will secrete the hormone insulin.

|the future simple+

|the present simple

|the past simple

|the present perfect

|the present continuous

~The neurohypophysis is controlled by nerve …

|stimulation.+

|ventilation.

|circulation.

|tissue.

|endings.

~The medulla is regulated by nerve impulses from the …

|hypothalamus.+

|hormone.

|blood.

|neurons.

|parahormone.

~General question type.

|Do the muscles of the uterus grow and stretch throughout pregnancy?+

|Can the uterus muscles tear or stretch?

|How is a baby in their mother’s womb?

|What size is the uterus?

|The uterus muscles are quite strong, aren’t they?

~Complete the special question.

... does the process of baby’s development start. - From the first minute of fertilization.

|When+

|What

|Where

|Which

|Why

~The scientists have proved that a person can survive with one …

|kidney.+

|bone.

|vein.

|rib.

|artery.

~Before pregnancy the uterus is the shape of an upside-down …

|pear.+

|grape.

|onion.

|apple.

|grain.

~Find the translation of the word combination.

мужская половая клетка – ердің жыныс жасушасы

|sperm cell+

|seminal vesicles

|prostate

|excretory ducts

|penis

~Find the translation of the word combination.

предстательная железа –қуықалды безі

|prostate+

|duct

|homeostasis

|gamete

|offspring

~Find the translation of the word.

мочевой пузырь – көпіршік

|bladder+

|brain

|stomach

|testes

|uterus

~Find the translation of the word.

яичко –ен

|testis+

|duct

|vesicle

|gametes

|hormone

~Find the translation of the word combination.

женская половая клетка - жыныс жасушасы

|female gamete+

|female hormone

|uterus

|vagina

|tube

~Find the translation of the word.

плод –іштегі ұрық

|fetus+

|ureter

|vagina

|hormone

|ovum

~Find the translation of the word combination.

вспомогательный орган –қосымша мүше

|accessory organ+

|adrenal gland

|fallopian tubes

|accessory gland

|sex hormones

~Find the translation of the word.

матка –жатыр

|uterus+

|ureter

|bladder

|clitoris

|vagina

~Find the translation of the word combination.

мочеиспускательный канал – үрпі

|urethra+

|clitoris

|bladder

|vagina

|uterus

~Find the translation of the word.

мочеточник – зәрағар

|ureter+

|clitoris

|bladder

|vagina

|uterus

~Find the translation of the word.

беременность – жүктілік

|pregnancy+

|fertilization

|puberty

|contraction

|tightening

~ Find the translation of the word.

яичник – аналық без

|ovary+

|testis

|vagina

|joint

|mucus

~ Find the translation of the word combination.

половая железа – жыныс безі

|gonad+

|placenta

|ovum

|pleural

|womb

~Find the translation of the word combination.

половая зрелость – жыныстық

|puberty+

|relaxation

|protection

|develop

|reproduce

~Find the translation of the word.

шейка(какого-либо органа ) –мойын ( қандайда бір мүшенің)

|cervix+

|neck

|waist

|collar

|throat

~Find the translation of the word combination.

семенной пузырек – ұрық қуығы

|seminal vesicle+

|semen

|sack

|bladder

|gallbladder

~Find the translation of the word combination.

плевральная мембрана – үлпершекті саңылау

|pleural membrane+

|pituitary gland

|pineal gland

|pancreatic islet

|pia mater

~Find the translation of the word combination.

зрелая яйцеклетка – жетілген жұмыртқа жасушасы

|ovum+

|oxygen

|ovary

|organ

|oculi

~Find the translation of the word combination.

выводной проток – шығару арнасы

|excretory duct+

|external genital

|extra weight

|external oblique

|exocrine gland

~Find the translation of the word combination.

наружние половые органы – сыртқы жыныс мүшелері

|external genital organs+

|internal genital organs

|inner genital organs

|internal genitals

|internal genital layers

~Choose an answer to the question.

The reproductive system fulfills … main functions.

|Four.+

|Yes, it does.

|No, it doesn’t.

|Male and female reproductive organs.

|Reproduction.

~Complete the tag question.

Blood isn’t carried into the kidneys by the nephrons, ...

|is it?+

|isn’t it?

|didn’t it?

|does it?

|did they?

~Find a word written correctly.

|capsule+

|pacleus

|sulecap

|capluse

|lecapsu

~Find a word written correctly.

|oxygen+

|genoxy

|oxyneg

|gexyno

|oxegyn

~Find a word written correctly.

|pancreas+

|recaspan

|creaspan

|pancrease

|spanreca

~Find a word written correctly.

|urethra+

|thrauer

|raureth

|urerath

|thurera

~Find a word written correctly.

|labour+

|labuor

|laboru

|ourlab

|ablour

~Find a word written correctly.

|urination+

|arination

|nurination

|nationuri

|rinationu

~Find a word written correctly.

|anesthesia+

|anesthsiea

|thesiaanes

|anethsesia

|sieanethse

~The enlargement of the thyroid gland is due to deficiency of … in the diet.

|iodine+

|fats

|carbohydrate

|sugar

|fluid

~ Iodine is necessary to form …

|thyroxine.+

|testosterone.

|iodine.

|growth hormone.

|glycogen.

~Complete the special question.

... can ectopic pregnancy occur. – In the fallopian tubes.

|Where+

|When

|What

|How often

|Why

~Complete the special question.

... per cent of ectopic pregnancies occurs in the fallopian tubes. – 95%.

|How much+

|Why

|How

|Where

|When

~ Find a word written correctly.

|fibrous+

|fibrois

|firobus

|fisobur

|ourfibs

~ Find a word written correctly.

|parenchyma+

|parechyman

|parenmachy

|pachymaren

|pamarenchy

~Find a word written correctly.

|bronchitis+

|bronichits

|bronschiti

|brosnchiti

|brinochitis

~The body … often called a living machine.

|is+

|am

|are

|be

|were

~The outer surface of bone … called the periosteum.

|is+

|am

|are

|be

|were

~When you … a baby, you had tiny hands, tiny feet.

|were+

|are

|was

|is

|am

~Neurons … the nerve cells that transmit impulses.

|are+

|were

|is

|was

|am

~Cells in a target tissue … receptor sites for specific hormones.

|have+

|has

|to have

|is being

|has had

~Pilomotor reflex … reaction of the skin to cold.

|is+

|are

|be

|were

|am

~The skin is … up of three layers, each with its own important parts.

|made+

|makes

|has made

|make

|will make

~The heart … a left ventricle and a right ventricle.

|has+

|have

|hasn’t

|haven’t

|have been

~These organs are responsible … producing the egg and sperm cells.

|for+

|to

|at

|in

|from

~ … pregnancy, the cervix becomes blocked with a plug of mucus.

|In+

|After

|Before

|With

|At

~During intercourse up to 500 million sperms are ejaculated … the vagina.

|into+

|at

|on

|under

|by

~The male reproductive system consists … the testes and accessory glands.

|of+

|in

|at

|on

|above

~The pregnancy lasts … 40 weeks.

|about+

|to

|into

|at

|on

~Lung is ...

|one of the pair of organs of respiration.+

|any of the air passages beyond the trachea.

|a dome-shaped muscle.

|a tiny ridge.

|the box voice.

~Diaphragm is a dome-shaped ...

|muscle.+

|slick special layer.

|air passage.

|organ.

|air sac.

~Trachea is ...

|a windpipe.+

|a windtube.

|a windrode.

|a windrow.

|a windsack.

~Complete the alternative question.

... an air passage beyond the trachea.

|bronchus+

|stomach

|diaphragm

|esophagus

|intestine

~Complete the alternative question.

Is cilium a tiny tube or ...

|hair?+

|air passage?

|capillary?

|mucous gland?

|muscle?

~Complete the alternative question.

Is pleural membrane slick special muscle or ...

|layer?+

|air sac?

|tube?

|hair?

|artery?

~Complete the alternative question.

Is alveolus a blind-ended tube or ... of microscopic size.

|air sac+

|air passage

|muscle

|nerve

|organ

~Complete the special question.

... is the vocal cord is located. – In the mouth.

|Where+

|When

|What

|How long

|Why

~Complete the special question.

... tube is a bronchiole. - Without cartilage or mucous glands.

|What+

|Where

|When

|How often

|Who

~Complete the alternative question.

Is larynx a voice cord or...

|box?+

|layer?

|ridge?

|tube?

|hair?

~Choose an answer to the question.

Is the stomach a distensible saclike organ.

|Yes, it is.+

|No, it isn’t.

|Yes, it does.

|It is an organ that stores and digests food.

|Between the esophagus and the small intestine.

~Complete the tag question.

Esophagus extends from the pharynx to the stomach, ...

|doesn’t it?+

|does it?

|isn’t it?

|aren’t they?

|extends it?

~Complete the special question.

... parts is the small intestine divided into. – Three.

|How many+

|How much

|Where

|How often

|Why

~Complete the special question.

... is the epiglottis located. - Behind the root of the tongue.

|Where+

|What

|Why

|How much

|Which

~Choose an answer to the question.