8th grade Science Health and Nutrition Test

An extreme lack of Vitamin B1 can result in the disease called _________

beriberi

Match the Vitamin with its function.Vitamin B:-nervous system-builds bones-night vision-resists infection-healthy cells

nervous system

Match the vitamin with its functionVitamin D-nervous system-builds bones-night vision-resists infection-healthy cells

builds bones

Match the vitamin with its functionVitamin A:-nervous system-builds bones-night vision-resists infection-healthy cells

Night vision

Match the vitamin with its function.Vitamin C-nervous system-builds bones-night vision-resists infection-healthy cells

resists infection

Match the vitamin with its functionVitamin E-nervous system-builds bones-night vision-resists infection-healthy cells

healthy cells

Sort the steps of digestion from start to finishCarbohydrates changed to sugarFats converted to fatty acidsNutritents carried to cellsProteins broken down to amino acids

Carbohydrates changed to sugarProteins broken down to amino acidsFats converted to fatty acidsNutritents carried to cells

The first part of the body that deals with digestion is the _____________

mouth

When food leaves the mouth, it travels to the stomach through the ________

esophagus

In your diagram, the esophagus can be seen passing behind the ____________ before it reaches the ____________

liverstomach

In your diagram, the _________________ is a large organ to the left of the stomach (meaning your left, not the person's left) and slightly above it

liver

In your diagram, the _____________ appears just below the stomach on the left hand side (which is the person's right hand side)

gall bladder

In your diagram, the ________________ appears just below the stomach on the right hand side (which is the person's left hand side)

pancreas

In your diagram, the __________________________ can be seen above the small intestine, even though food enters the small intestine first

The large intestine

In your diagram, the ___________________ are framed by the large intestines

small intestines