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    1. During inhalation, the rib cage moves upwards and outwards which causes the chest volume to increase and the pressure to decrease. This moves the diaphragm down and expands the chest cavity. 2. The nose and nasal passages serve as the entrance of air and condition the air by warming and moistening it before it enters the lungs. 3. The alveoli are grape-like structures in the lungs responsible for gas exchange between the air and blood.

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    1. During inhalation, the rib cage moves upwards and outwards which causes the chest volume to increase and the pressure to decrease. This moves the diaphragm down and expands the chest cavity. 2. The nose and nasal passages serve as the entrance of air and condition the air by warming and moistening it before it enters the lungs. 3. The alveoli are grape-like structures in the lungs responsible for gas exchange between the air and blood.

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    1. During inhalation, the rib cage moves upwards and outwards which causes the chest volume to increase and the pressure to decrease. This moves the diaphragm down and expands the chest cavity. 2. The nose and nasal passages serve as the entrance of air and condition the air by warming and moistening it before it enters the lungs. 3. The alveoli are grape-like structures in the lungs responsible for gas exchange between the air and blood.

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    ____4.

    Which of the following processes


    takes place during inhalation?
    Republic of the Philippines 1- The rib cage moves upwards and
    Department of Education outwards.
    Region V-Bicol 2- This causes the chest volume to
    Schools Division Office of Camarines Norte decrease and the pressure increases.
    PARACALE NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
    3- It moves the diaphragm down and
    Paracale, Camarines Norte
    expands the chest cavity.
    Name:____________________________ 4- The lungs are squeezed and become
    smaller and forces the air out of the
    Grade and Section:__________________
    lungs.
    Quarter 1 a. 1,2,3 c. 3 and 4
    RESPIRATORY & CIRCULATORY SYSTEM b. 2,3,4 d. 1 and 3
    ___5. Part of the respiratory system which
    I- MULTIPLE CHOICE. Select the letter of serve as the entrance of air and as air
    the correct answer and write on the space conditioning unit of the body which makes the
    provided. air warm and moist:
    ____1. Which of the following best
    describes the function of respiration? a. Trachea c. Nose
    b. Bronchioles d. Lungs
    a. To provide oxygen to body tissues for
    the cell, remove the waste product ___6. Which of the following is the non-vital
    carbon dioxide, and help to maintain function of the respiratory system?
    acid-base balance. a. Speech production and in sensing odors.
    b. Distribute food nutrients to the b. Convert energy from food molecules
    different parts of the body. into ATP.
    c. Transport oxygen and collect carbon c. Collect carbon dioxide and other body
    dioxide as well as delivering hormones, wastes.
    and allowing the passage of hormones. d. Provide nutrients needed by the body.
    d. Provide support for the body.
    ___7. Which of the following structures of
    ____2. External respiration is a gas the respiratory system directly involved in gas
    exchange between an organism’s body and its exchange?
    environment while internal respiration is:
    a. The movement of air or dissolved gases a. Nose, and nasal passages

    into and out of the lungs.’ b. Pharynx and larynx


    b. The gas exchange between tissue cells c. Lungs and trachea
    and the bloodstream. d. Terminal bronchioles and alveoli
    c. The movement of air, (carbon dioxide) ___8. Part of the respiratory system that
    outside the body. looks like an inverted y-tube structures that
    d. The gas exchange between the connects the trachea to the lungs:
    environment and the organism’s body.
    a. Nasal Cavities c. Bronchioles
    _____3. Which of the following is made up of b. Trachea d. Lungs
    cluster of grape-like structures that is
    ___9. The major organs for respiration are:
    responsible for gas exchange?
    a. Pharynx c. Alveoli a. Pharynx c. Alveoli
    b. Lungs d. Bronchioles b. Larynx d. Lungs
    ___10. Which of the following shows For question 17- 20, inside the parenthesis
    inhalation? choose the letter of the correct word needed
    to complete the statements below.
    a. b.
    The deoxygenated blood enters the heart
    through 17. ______________(a. right atrium
    b. left atrium) then go to the right ventricle.
    It passes through pulmonary artery and goes
    to the
    18. ____________ (a. heart b. lungs) where
    c. d.
    in the exchange of gasses takes place
    specifically at the alveoli it removes the
    19.____________ (a. oxygen b. carbon
    dioxide) in the blood and replaces with oxygen.
    Then the oxygenated blood then passes
    ____11. What is the function of the through pulmonary vein and enters the heart
    circulatory through 20. ______________ (a. left atrium
    system? b. right atrium)then to the left ventricle and
    a. The system that helps your body to the aorta to all parts of the body.
    breathe
    b. Collecting wastes in the body II. Label the parts of Respiratory System.
    c. your body’s muscle
    Write the answer in your answer sheet.
    d. Body’s blood transporting system
    ____12. The primary organs of the circulatory
    system are:
    a. Brain, heart and lungs
    b. liver, heart, lungs
    c. heart, blood, blood vessel
    d. heart, brain, nerve cell
    ____13. The blood comes back to the heart
    from the body through two big veins called
    the:
    a. pulmonary veins c. aorta
    b. right atria d. vena cava
    ____14. The human heart is:
    a. made of cardiac muscle.
    b. a two-way pump.
    c. has four chambers
    III. Label the parts of the heart. Write the
    d. all of the above
    ____15. The receiving chambers of the heart answer in your answer sheet.
    are:
    a. atria c. tricuspid valve
    b. ventricle d. pericardium
    ____16. What part of the heart act like
    doors that control blood flow in the
    heart and prevent from back flow?
    a. Valves c. kidneys
    b. heart dams d. chambers

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