Blood collects oxygen from inhaled air and gives off carbon dioxide in the

  • lungs
  • liver
  • kidneys
  • heart

Respiration which takes place in the absence of oxygen is called

  • cellular respiration
  • aerobic respiration
  • anaerobic respiration
  • breathing

Human beings have specialized structure to carry out exchange of gases called

  • respiratory system
  • digestion system
  • nervous system
  • circulatory system

The blood which is oxygenated in lungs is carried to heart by

  • pulmonary veins
  • carotid veins
  • aorta
  • jugular vein

Capillaries are

  • thin
  • transfer oxygen
  • transfer digested food
  • all of them

There is higher concentration of oxygen in

  • inhaled air
  • exhaled air
  • circulated air
  • deoxygenated air

The distance which is travelled by an average red blood cell is equal to

  • 1500 km
  • 1200 km
  • 2100 km
  • 5100 km

The composition of red blood cells have specialized protein called

  • iron
  • chlorophyll
  • copper
  • silver

The small air sacs which are present at the end are called

  • trachea
  • alveoli
  • nostril
  • bronchi

The number of chambers in a heart is

  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 1

The process by which glucose reacts with oxygen in cells in order to release energy gradually is called

  • cellular respiration
  • aerobic respiration
  • anaerobic respiration
  • breathing

The process by which energy is released from glucose or other food molecules in the cell of living organisms is called

  • respiration
  • transpiration
  • digestion
  • defecation

The function of white blood cells is to provide

  • support
  • immunity
  • nutrients
  • transport gases

Heart is made of specialized

  • cardiac muscles
  • connective tissues
  • both a and b
  • skeletal sphincters

The transport system of blood by special organ heart constitutes

  • circulatory system
  • respiratory system
  • digestion system
  • nervous system

The life span of red blood cells is

  • 2 months
  • 45 days
  • 4 months
  • 12 days

Exhaled air is the air which we

  • breath in
  • breath out
  • transport in body
  • use under water

The division of windpipe is done in two

  • bronchioles
  • alveoli
  • nostril
  • bronchi

A long wind pipe in which air enters when we breathe is called

  • trachea
  • alveoli
  • nostril
  • bronchi

The upper small chambers are called as

  • atria
  • ventricle
  • systole
  • diastole
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