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Respiration

Learn about the respiratory system, including the windpipe, lungs, alveoli, haemoglobin, arteries, veins, capillaries, breathing, blood, inhalation, exhalation, respiration, oxygen, carbon dioxide, heart, circulation, glucose, and more. Test your knowledge with quiz questions!

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Respiration

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  1. Respiration KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  2. Q1. Give the technical term for the windpipe – the tube between throat and lungs? KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  3. A1. Trachea KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  4. Q2. The windpipe splits into two of these – one to each lung KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  5. A2. Bronchus KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  6. Q3. What are the tiny air bags with large surface area, found in the lungs, called? KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  7. A3. Alveoli KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  8. Q4. What is the red substance in blood that carries oxygen called? KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  9. A4. Haemoglobin KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  10. Q5. What thick walled blood vessels carry blood away from the heart to the rest of the body? KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  11. A5. Arteries KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  12. Q6. Which blood vessels carry blood back to the heart? KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  13. A6. Veins KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  14. Q7. What do we call the thin blood vessels that are only one blood cell wide? KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  15. A7. Capillaries KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  16. Q8. Name the process of mechanical movement of air in and out of the lungs? KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  17. A8. Breathing Ventilation KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  18. Q9. Name the red liquid mixture that carries oxygen and food to every cell? KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  19. A9. Blood KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  20. Q10. Give the scientific term for drawing air into the lungs – to breathe in KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  21. A10. Inhale KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  22. Q11. Give the scientific term for pushing air out of the lungs – to breathe out KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  23. A11. Exhale KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  24. Q12. Name the chemical reaction taking place in all living cells where glucose and oxygen react to release energy KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  25. A12. Respiration KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  26. Q13. Name the gas in the atmosphere needed for respiration KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  27. A13. Oxygen KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  28. Q14. Name the gaseous product of respiration KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  29. A14. Carbon dioxide KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  30. Q15. Name the muscular organ that pumps blood around the body KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  31. A15. Heart KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  32. Q16. What is the flow of blood around the human body called? KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  33. A16. Circulation KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  34. Q17. Name the simple sugar fuel used in respiration KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  35. A17. Glucose KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

  36. Well Done!Now check your score KS3 Unit 8b - Respiration

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