CURIOUSITY QUIZ: MY BODY

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Test Your knowledge on ' My Body' prepared exclusively according to the DAV School curriculum of 'My Living World' and the NCERT curriculum of 'Looking Around' for Class-5 . Attempt all the questions by clicking on the right option. Submit the completed Form by clicking the 'Submit' button at the end of the Form. Get your Score and the correct Answer by clicking the 'View score' button. Good Luck! (Although the quiz is primarily meant for Class-5, students from Class-6 to Class-10 can, however, participate and enjoy the fun of the quiz.)

Before attempting the quiz, you may read an overview of the topic given below which will make you feel easier to answer the questions.

Overview:

The Respiratory system of the body consists of two balloon-like structures called the lungs that allows us exchange of gases between the body and the surroundings with the help of other organs namely the Windpipe and the Diaphragm. The Skeletal system of the body consists of the framework of bones like the Skulls, the Vertebral column, the Rib cage and the Limbs. Various Joints present in our movable parts like the knee and elbow allow us to move and bend our organs easily as per the need. Our thigh bone is the longest and an ear bone is the shortest bone of the body. Various sensory organs like the Eyes, Ears, Tongue and Skin allow us to feel the surroundings. Different animals employ different techniques to sense things around them. While mammals like bats are able to hear high frequency sounds, the elephants, on the other hand, can listen to low frequency sounds. We can listen to only Audible sounds whose frequency lies between 20 and 20,000 Hz.

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This is a dome shaped muscular organ located at the lower portion of lungs that contracts rythmically amd continuously , often involuntarily, to allow the exchange of gases betwern the body and the surtoundings. Can you name it?

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Ligament

Diaphragm

Tendon

Trachea

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The small pipe that connects our nose to the lungs is called the Wind pipe. Its other name is:

1 point

Diaphragm

Cartilage

Ligament

Trachea

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What protects the brain from external injury and shocks?

1 point

Rib cage

Vertebral column

Skull

Bone marrow

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Which is called the Factories of the Blood cells?

1 point

Gall bladder

Hypothalamus of Brain

Vertebral column

Bone marrow

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A skeletal structure that gives protection to the heart and lungs is called:

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Vertebral column

Bone martow

Rib Cage

Back bone

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Which is the longest bone of the human body?

1 point

Stapes

Femur

Vertebral column

Ankle bone

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Which kind of joint does allow greater freedom of movement of the body parts?

1 point

Pivot joint

Ball and Socket joint

Gliding joint

Hinge joint

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A small aperture at the centre of the eye that contracts and dilates of its own to control the amount of light to enter into our eyes is called:

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Pupil

Retina

Iris

Eye lens

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The snakes generally feel and smell the surroundings through their :

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Skin

Scales

Nose

Forked tongue

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The bats used to locate their preys at night by emiting a high frequency sound wave called:

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Infrasonic sound wave

Audible sound wave

X-rays

Ultrasonic sound wave

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Which is the largest sense organ of the human body?

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Snsory nerves

Vertebral column

Muscles

Skin

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The fishes generally feel the vibrations of the waves produced in water with their:

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Scales

Lateral line

Fins

Gills

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The insect House cricket hears through its :

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Ears

Skin

Legs

Feelers

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A House fly tastes a food with its :

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Nose

Feelers

Tongue

Feet

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Where do we find the Hammer , Anvil and Stirrup?

1 point

Rib Cage

Human Eye

In a Workshop

Human Ear

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How many kinds of taste buds are there in our tongue and what are these?

1 point

3 (Sweet, Sour and Salty)

3 (Sweet, Salty and Bitter)

4 (Sweet, Sour, Salty and Bitter)

3 (Sour, Salty and Bitter)

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The image formed on the retina of our eye is generally inverted. What makes us feel it upright?

1 point

Pupil

Iris

Optic nerves

Brain

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A chronic disease associated with acute pain in joints with swellings and stiffness is called:

1 point

Jaundice

Goitre

Osteoporosis

Arthritis

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The two eyes of an eagle are located on the same side of the face. How does this help the bird?

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It makes its vision very sharp.

It gives a three-dimensional view to its vision allowimg it to easily catch its preys.

It gives a wide field of vision to its vision allowing it to easily look around for preys.

It allows the bird to see in the darkness.

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An animal that has a strong sense of smell for which it is often used by police for detecting criminals:

1 point

Wolf

Dog

Camel

Donkey

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Elephants are able to hear the low frequency rumbling sounds of the rocks produced during an earthquake by receiving their :

1 point

Ultrsonic waves

Audible sound waves

Infrasonic waves

High frequency sound waves

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Which is the smallest bone of the human body?

1 point

Femur

Collar bone

Stapes

Ankle bone

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The bones are held together by a tough elastic band like tissues that provides support to the joints is called the :

1 point

Ligaments

Tendons

Cartilage

Fibres

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Bones are attached to the muscles by a fibrous connecting tissue called the :

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Ligaments

Tendons

Cartilage

Fibres

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It is a soft flexible connective tissue that keeps the joint motion smooth by coating the surfaces of the bones in our joints and by cushioning bones against impact with one another. It is called:

1 point

Ligaments

Tendons

Cartilage

Fibres

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Which part of the body does maintain the balance by detecting the head movements?

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Ligaments of bones

Tendons

Fluids in the semi-circular canal of the ear

Optic nerves of eye

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