From cells to organ systems

Grade 9 Science Worksheet - Building Confidence

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Circle the best answer.

  1. Ari reads a ladder of body parts, smallest at the bottom. Which level is box W, the heart?

    • Cell
    • Organ system
    • Tissue
    • Organ
  2. Ladder (model, not to scale). No level names are printed. Bo reads a ladder of body parts from the digestive tract. Which level is box W, the digestive system?

    • Tissue
    • Organism
    • Organ system
    • Organ
  3. Ladder (model, not to scale): five boxes stacked, smallest at the bottom. No level names are printed. Esme reads a ladder of body parts from the digestive tract. Which level is box W, the simple columnar epithelium?

    • Organ
    • Tissue
    • Organ system
    • Cell
  4. Cell, tissue, organ, organ system, organism. Meaning to match: a body part built from two or more tissue types. Jun matches a meaning to a term from the word bank. Which term means a body part built from two or more tissue types?

    • Tissue
    • Organ system
    • Organism
    • Organ
  5. Cell, tissue, organ, organ system, organism. Meaning to match: a group of similar cells that work together on one job. Kira matches a meaning to a term from the word bank. Which term means a group of similar cells that work together on one job?

    • Organism
    • Tissue
    • Organ
    • Organ system
  6. Cell, tissue, organ, organ system, organism. Meaning to match: a group of organs working together on a major body job. Luz matches a meaning to a term from the word bank. Which term means a group of organs working together on a major body job?

    • Organism
    • Cell
    • Organ system
    • Organ
  7. Read this first

    Card (model)

    Tissue X. Cells: red blood cells and white blood cells. Matrix: a fluid called plasma. Where it flows: through the heart and blood vessels.

  8. Milo reads a tissue card. Which type of tissue is X?

    • Epithelial tissue
    • Connective tissue
    • Nervous tissue
    • Muscle tissue
  9. Card (model)

    Tissue Z. Cells: flat cells packed in layers. Found: the outer part of the skin and the lining of the mouth. Job: cover and protect against rubbing.

  10. Pia reads a tissue card. Which type of tissue is Z?

    • Connective tissue
    • Muscle tissue
    • Nervous tissue
    • Epithelial tissue
  11. Use this

    Map (model, not to scale):

  12. Tala reads a map of two body systems. The arrow from the digestive system to the circulatory system is marked ?. What does it carry?

    • Oxygen, which enters the bloodstream
    • Nothing, because the two systems work alone
    • Carbon dioxide, which enters the bloodstream
    • Nutrients, which enter the bloodstream
  13. Zee reads a map of two body systems. The arrow from the circulatory system to the respiratory system is marked ?. What does it carry?

    • Oxygen, which is carried to the lungs
    • Nutrients, which are carried to the lungs
    • Carbon dioxide, which is carried to the lungs
    • Nothing, because the two systems work alone
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From cells to organ systems

Answer Key - Grade 9 Science Worksheet - Building Confidence

Circle the best answer.

  1. Ari reads a ladder of body parts, smallest at the bottom. Which level is box W, the heart?

    • Cell
    • Organ system
    • Tissue
    • Organ
  2. Ladder (model, not to scale). No level names are printed. Bo reads a ladder of body parts from the digestive tract. Which level is box W, the digestive system?

    • Tissue
    • Organism
    • Organ system
    • Organ
  3. Ladder (model, not to scale): five boxes stacked, smallest at the bottom. No level names are printed. Esme reads a ladder of body parts from the digestive tract. Which level is box W, the simple columnar epithelium?

    • Organ
    • Tissue
    • Organ system
    • Cell
  4. Cell, tissue, organ, organ system, organism. Meaning to match: a body part built from two or more tissue types. Jun matches a meaning to a term from the word bank. Which term means a body part built from two or more tissue types?

    • Tissue
    • Organ system
    • Organism
    • Organ
  5. Cell, tissue, organ, organ system, organism. Meaning to match: a group of similar cells that work together on one job. Kira matches a meaning to a term from the word bank. Which term means a group of similar cells that work together on one job?

    • Organism
    • Tissue
    • Organ
    • Organ system
  6. Cell, tissue, organ, organ system, organism. Meaning to match: a group of organs working together on a major body job. Luz matches a meaning to a term from the word bank. Which term means a group of organs working together on a major body job?

    • Organism
    • Cell
    • Organ system
    • Organ
  7. Read this first

    Card (model)

    Tissue X. Cells: red blood cells and white blood cells. Matrix: a fluid called plasma. Where it flows: through the heart and blood vessels.

  8. Milo reads a tissue card. Which type of tissue is X?

    • Epithelial tissue
    • Connective tissue
    • Nervous tissue
    • Muscle tissue
  9. Card (model)

    Tissue Z. Cells: flat cells packed in layers. Found: the outer part of the skin and the lining of the mouth. Job: cover and protect against rubbing.

  10. Pia reads a tissue card. Which type of tissue is Z?

    • Connective tissue
    • Muscle tissue
    • Nervous tissue
    • Epithelial tissue
  11. Use this

    Map (model, not to scale):

  12. Tala reads a map of two body systems. The arrow from the digestive system to the circulatory system is marked ?. What does it carry?

    • Oxygen, which enters the bloodstream
    • Nothing, because the two systems work alone
    • Carbon dioxide, which enters the bloodstream
    • Nutrients, which enter the bloodstream
  13. Zee reads a map of two body systems. The arrow from the circulatory system to the respiratory system is marked ?. What does it carry?

    • Oxygen, which is carried to the lungs
    • Nutrients, which are carried to the lungs
    • Carbon dioxide, which is carried to the lungs
    • Nothing, because the two systems work alone