Science Quiz - The Human Body (Answers)
Let's explore our incredible bodies in this KS2 Science quiz! We'll peek inside to discover organs, systems, and other amazing parts of our anatomy.
When we learn how our body works, we're studying its anatomy. Our bodies are made of cells that come together to form tissues, and tissues create different organs. Imagine not having organs—can you think without your brain or breathe without your lungs? Organs team up in systems like our digestive system, which includes the mouth, stomach, and intestines. Try eating an apple without them!
Our bodies are mysterious. How much do you know about what happens inside? Test your anatomy knowledge with this fun KS2 Science Human Body quiz!
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - The human body
The organs each do different jobs - the heart pumps blood around the body, the stomach starts to digest food... etc.
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An organ is a collection of tissues which share the same function - a tissue is made of many cells, rather than a single cell, so a blood cell cannot be an organ
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You use your joints, muscles and skeleton in order to move - they wouldn't work without each other
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Lungs appear spongy because they are full of hundreds of millions of tiny air sacs called alveoli
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The heart is part of the circulatory system
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The brain is the hub of the central nervous system
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Humans have premolars, molars, canines and incisors
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The incisors are for biting and cutting pieces of food - the canines are used to tear food, particularly meat
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Humans have about 32 permanent teeth, but only around 20 milk teeth
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Contraflow systems are used to control traffic!
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