Worksheet on Human Body, Health and Hygiene

Worksheet on human body, health and hygiene contains various types of questions on group of some bodily organs performing a specific function in the body forms a system.

I. Answer the following question:

(i) How can we keep the muscular system in proper condition?

(ii) What protects the lungs and the heart?

(iii) Which system helps in providing energy to the body?

(iv) Name the organs forming the nervous system.

(v) Name the seven bodily systems performing different functions of the body.

II. Fill in the blanks:

(i) Bones in the body form the _________ system.

(ii) The rib-cage in the chest protects the _________ and the heart.

(iii) Digestion of food begins in the _________.

(iv) _________ blood is carried by veins and _________ by arteries.

(v) _________ controls all the functions of the body.


III. Match the following:

(i) Bones                                             (a) digest food

(ii) Kidneys                                          (b) pumps blood to arteries.

(iii) Brain                                             (c) filters urine

(iv) Heart                                            (d) give shape to the body

(v) Stomach                                        (e) controls the functions of the organs


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Answers:


I. (i) We can keep the muscular system in proper condition through regular exercises, morning walk, jogging, etc.

(ii) The rib-cage in the chest protects the lungs and the heart.

(iii) Digestive system helps in providing energy to the body.

(iv) Brain, spinal cord and nerves are the organs forming the nervous system.

(v) The seven bodily systems performing different functions of the body are skeletal system, muscular system, digestive system, excretory system, circulatory system, respiratory system and nervous system.


II. (i) skeleton

(ii) lungs

(iii) mouth

(iv) Impure, pure

(v) Brain


III. (i) Bones                                      (d) give shape to the body

(ii) Kidneys                                         (c) filters urine

(iii) Brain                                            (e) controls the functions of the organs

(iv) Heart                                           (b) pumps blood to arteries.

(v) Stomach                                       (a) digest food





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