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- 1. Multiple Choice
What is the outer layer of skin called?
Epidermis
Bacteria
Virus
Germs
- 2. Multiple Choice
How does the skin protect the body?
It makes the body hairy.
It makes the body clean.
It makes the body look good.
It makes the body waterproof.
- 3. Multiple Choice
It is important to keep deep cuts and scrapes covered with bandages to keep germs and water from entering the body.
True
False
- 4. Multiple Choice
The ____ cells are part of our bodies specific immunity. These types of cells watch out for antigens.
Antigens
B
T
Immune
- 5. Multiple Choice
The ____ cells are part of our bodies specific immunity. These types of cells create antibodies that fight off invasions in the body.
Antigens
B
T
Immune
- 6. Multiple Choice
An antigen _____________________________.
signal an alert by T cells.
protects you when foreign substances enter the body.
tries to makes you sick.
are foreign substances in the body.
- 7. Multiple Choice
Your body will protect itself against anything that it thinks is a threat. What type of immunity is this?
Epidermis
Specific Immunity
Non-specific Immunity
A Duel
- 8. Multiple Choice
Tears are like hand sanitizer but for your eyes.
True
False
- 9. Multiple Choice
The tiny hairs inside your nose ............
are called cilia.
try to keep bacteria out of your body.
filter dirt and germs from getting into your body.
are not important.
- 10. Multiple Choice
The spit in your mouth is also called saliva and DOES NOT protect your body from getting sick.
True
False
- 11. Open Ended
Answer this on your own.
What is one new fact you found interesting?
- 12. Open Ended
Answer this on your own.
What is one question you have in your brain about keeping your body healthy?
- 13. Open Ended
Answer this on your own.
You have learned a lot! How well do you feel you understand these new ideas? Type the letter to that goes with one of these options:
a) Mastered - Everything makes sense to me and I could use it new situations.
b) Proficient - It makes sense to me.
c) Approaching - Some of this is confusing.
d) Beginning - Most of this is confusing.
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