~Find the translation of the word combination.
мочеиспускательный канал – үрпі
|urethra+
|clitoris
|bladder
|vagina
|uterus
~Find the translation of the word.
мочеточник – зәрағар
|ureter+
|clitoris
|bladder
|vagina
|uterus
~Find the translation of the word.
беременность – жүктілік
|pregnancy+
|fertilization
|puberty
|contraction
|tightening
~ Find the translation of the word.
яичник – аналық без
|ovary+
|testis
|vagina
|joint
|mucus
~ Find the translation of the word combination.
половая железа – жыныс безі
|gonad+
|placenta
|ovum
|pleural
|womb
~Find the translation of the word combination.
половая зрелость – жыныстық
|puberty+
|relaxation
|protection
|develop
|reproduce
~Find the translation of the word.
шейка(какого-либо органа) –мойын (қандайда бір мүшенің)
|cervix+
|neck
|waist
|collar
|throat
~Find the translation of the word combination.
семенной пузырек – ұрық қуығы
|seminal vesicle+
|semen
|sack
|bladder
|gallbladder
~Find the translation of the word combination.
плевральная мембрана – үлпершекті саңылау
|pleural membrane+
|pituitary gland
|pineal gland
|pancreatic islet
|pia mater
~Find the translation of the word combination.
зрелая яйцеклетка – жетілген жұмыртқа жасушасы
|ovum+
|oxygen
|ovary
|organ
|oculi
~Find the translation of the word combination.
выводной проток – шығару арнасы
|excretory duct+
|external genital
|extra weight
|external oblique
|exocrine gland
~Find the translation of the word combination.
наружние половые органы – сыртқы жыныс мүшелері
|external genital organs+
|internal genital organs
|inner genital organs
|internal genitals
|internal genital layers
~Choose an answer to the question.
The reproductive system fulfills … main functions.
|Four.+
|Yes, it does.
|No, it doesn’t.
|Male and female reproductive organs.
|Reproduction.
~Complete the tag question.
Blood isn’t carried into the kidneys by the nephrons,...
|is it?+
|isn’t it?
|didn’t it?
|does it?
|did they?
~Find a word written correctly.
|capsule+
|pacleus
|sulecap
|capluse
|lecapsu
~Find a word written correctly.
|oxygen+
|genoxy
|oxyneg
|gexyno
|oxegyn
~Find a word written correctly.
|pancreas+
|recaspan
|creaspan
|pancrease
|spanreca
~Find a word written correctly.
|urethra+
|thrauer
|raureth
|urerath
|thurera
~Find a word written correctly.
|labour+
|labuor
|laboru
|ourlab
|ablour
~Find a word written correctly.
|urination+
|arination
|nurination
|nationuri
|rinationu
~Find a word written correctly.
|anesthesia+
|anesthsiea
|thesiaanes
|anethsesia
|sieanethse
~The enlargement of the thyroid gland is due to deficiency of … in the diet.
|iodine+
|fats
|carbohydrate
|sugar
|fluid
~ Iodine is necessary to form …
|thyroxine.+
|testosterone.
|iodine.
|growth hormone.
|glycogen.
~Complete the special question.
... can ectopic pregnancy occur. – In the fallopian tubes.
|Where+
|When
|What
|How often
|Why
~Complete the special question.
... per cent of ectopic pregnancies occurs in the fallopian tubes. – 95%.
|How much+
|Why
|How
|Where
|When
~ Find a word written correctly.
|fibrous+
|fibrois
|firobus
|fisobur
|ourfibs
~ Find a word written correctly.
|parenchyma+
|parechyman
|parenmachy
|pachymaren
|pamarenchy
~Find a word written correctly.
|bronchitis+
|bronichits
|bronschiti
|brosnchiti
|brinochitis
~The body … often called a living machine.
|is+
|am
|are
|be
|were
~The outer surface of bone … called the periosteum.
|is+
|am
|are
|be
|were
~When you … a baby, you had tiny hands, tiny feet.
|were+
|are
|was
|is
|am
~Neurons … the nerve cells that transmit impulses.
|are+
|were
|is
|was
|am
~Cells in a target tissue … receptor sites for specific hormones.
|have+
|has
|to have
|is being
|has had
~Pilomotor reflex … reaction of the skin to cold.
|is+
|are
|be
|were
|am
~The skin is … up of three layers, each with its own important parts.
|made+
|makes
|has made
|make
|will make
~The heart … a left ventricle and a right ventricle.
|has+
|have
|hasn’t
|haven’t
|have been
~These organs are responsible … producing the egg and sperm cells.
|for+
|to
|at
|in
|from
~ … pregnancy, the cervix becomes blocked with a plug of mucus.
|In+
|After
|Before
|With
|At
~During intercourse up to 500 million sperms are ejaculated … the vagina.
|into+
|at
|on
|under
|by
~The male reproductive system consists … the testes and accessory glands.
|of+
|in
|at
|on
|above
~The pregnancy lasts … 40 weeks.
|about+
|to
|into
|at
|on
~Lung is...
|one of the pair of organs of respiration.+
|any of the air passages beyond the trachea.
|a dome-shaped muscle.
|a tiny ridge.
|the box voice.
~Diaphragm is a dome-shaped...
|muscle.+
|slick special layer.
|air passage.
|organ.
|air sac.
~Trachea is...
|a windpipe.+
|a windtube.
|a windrode.
|a windrow.
|a windsack.
~Complete the alternative question.
... an air passage beyond the trachea.
|bronchus+
|stomach
|diaphragm
|esophagus
|intestine
~Complete the alternative question.
Is cilium a tiny tube or...
|hair?+
|air passage?
|capillary?
|mucous gland?
|muscle?
~Complete the alternative question.
Is pleural membrane slick special muscle or...
|layer?+
|air sac?
|tube?
|hair?
|artery?
~Complete the alternative question.
Is alveolus a blind-ended tube or... of microscopic size.
|air sac+
|air passage
|muscle
|nerve
|organ
~Complete the special question.
... is the vocal cord is located. – In the mouth.
|Where+
|When
|What
|How long
|Why
~Complete the special question.
... tube is a bronchiole. - Without cartilage or mucous glands.
|What+
|Where
|When
|How often
|Who
~Complete the alternative question.
Is larynx a voice cord or...
|box?+
|layer?
|ridge?
|tube?
|hair?
~Choose an answer to the question.
Is the stomach a distensible saclike organ.
|Yes, it is.+
|No, it isn’t.
|Yes, it does.
|It is an organ that stores and digests food.
|Between the esophagus and the small intestine.
~Complete the tag question.
Esophagus extends from the pharynx to the stomach,...
|doesn’t it?+
|does it?
|isn’t it?
|aren’t they?
|extends it?
~Complete the special question.
... parts is the small intestine divided into. – Three.
|How many+
|How much
|Where
|How often
|Why
~Complete the special question.
... is the epiglottis located. - Behind the root of the tongue.
|Where+
|What
|Why
|How much
|Which
~Choose an answer to the question.
Is appendix a short thin blind-ended or open-ended tube.
|A blind-ended tube.+
|Yes, it is.
|No, it isn’t.
|Appendix can cause a problem.
|In the abdominal cavity.
~ Choose an answer to the question.
What is bile secreted by.
|The liver.+
|An alkaline liquid.
|Yes, it is.
|No, it isn’t.
|Into the duodenum.
~Choose an answer to the question.
Does dermis lie beneath or above the epidermis.
|Beneath.+
|In the skin.
|Yes, it does.
|No, it doesn’t.
|Nerve endings, oil and sweat glands.
~Choose the correct preposition.
Skin is the outer covering... the body.
|of+
|above
|beneath
|with
|at
~Complete the special question.
... layer is situated under the dermis. – Subcutaneous.
|What+
|Where
|How many
|Why
|When
~Choose an answer to the question.
A pore is a small opening of the skin.
|Small.+
|Yes, it is.
|No, it isn’t.
|In the skin.
|An oily substance.
~Skeleton is a rigid... of the body.
|framework+
|frametrack
|framesite
|framehouse
|framelock
~Define the type of the following question.
Is the pelvis formed by the hip bones, sacrum and coccyx.
|a general question+
|a special question
|a choice question
|a tag question
|an alternative question
~Define the type of the following question.
Cartilage is a dense connective tissue composed of a matrix, isn’t it.
|a tag question+
|a special question
|a choice question
|a general question
|an alternative question
~ Тhe word "diaphragm" means …
|dome-shaped muscle.+
|mashed-up food.
|the visible skin.
|a tiny air sac.
|a blood vessel.
~Blood consists of...
|plasma.+
|neurons.
|proteins.
|tendons.
|calcium.
~Muscles are made of...
|elastic tissue.+
|proteins.
|neurons.
|tendons.
|calcium.
~Erythrocytes are...
|red blood cells.+
|white blood cells.
|tissues.
|jelly.
|tendons.
~Arteries carry blood away from the...
|the heart to the lungs.+
|the lungs to the heart.
|the tissues.
|the organs of the body.
|the ventricles.
~Emotions come from the...
|brain.+
|stomach.
|heart.
|spinal cord.
|nerves.
~Choose an answer to the question.
Is the main function of muscle contraction blood cell production.
|No, it isn’t.+
|Yes, it is.
|Heat production.
|In the body.
|Skeletal muscles will not contract unless stimulated by neurons.
~Choose the correct preposition.
The broken bones can knit again thanks... alive cells.
|to+
|with
|at
|for
|on
~Complete the alternative question.
Is your heart is a size of your head or...
|fist?+
|knee?
|ear?
|elbow?
|thumb?
~Blood supplies tissue with...
|nutrients.+
|ammonia.
|fat.
|glucose.
|dioxide.
~Thanks to this fluid the joints move freely.
|Synovial.+
|Cerebral.
|Spinal.
|Lymphatic.
|Cellular.
~You can check your pulse by pressing the...
|neck.+
|toe.
|head.
|elbow.
|knee.
~Leucocytes are...
|white blood cells.+
|plasma.
|red blood cells.
|fibers.
|hormones.
~Blood carries away waste such as...
|carbon dioxide.+
|oxygen.
|nutrients.
|proteins.
|sugar.
~The heart can relax and have a rest for...
|0 minutes.+
|5-10 minutes.
|10 minutes.
|3-5 hours.
|5-10 hours.
~The color of blood in a vein is...
|dark red.+
|light red.
|brown.
|blue.
|yellow.
~Choose an answer to the question.
… plays an important role in the protection of the body from infection.
|Blood.+
|Yes, it does.
|No, it doesn’t.
|Use of antibiotics is a good cure for some infections.
|Some organs of the body can be infected.
~Leucocytes are able to...
|find out agenda of an infection.+
|put bacteria.
|spread an infection.
|give an infection.
|get bacteria.
~The bones start their formation...
|in the woman's womb.+
|after the child's birth.
|when a baby is 3.
|when a man is 25.
|when a man is 30.
~Voluntary muscles are used for...
|movement.+
|circulation of blood.
|digestion of food.
|sleeping.
|resting.
~General question type.
|Can you control any types of muscles?+
|What are smooth muscles called?
|How many cardiac muscles are there?
|Is it possible to move voluntary or involuntary muscles?
|There are some layers of the cardiac muscle, aren’t there?
~The circulatory system is...
|the heart together with 2 networks of circulation.+
|a group of tissues and organs producing movement.
|the combination of organs and tissues associated with breathing.
|the rigid framework of connected bones.
|the vast network of cells specialized to carry information.
~The skeletal system is the rigid framework of … which gives form to body.
|connected bones+
|connective tissue
|connective network
|connective information
|connective walls
~The reproductive system is...
|a system associated with the process of reproduction.+
|a group of tissues produce movement of body.
|the rigid framework of connected bones which gives form to body.
|the combination of organs and tissues associated with absorbing nutrients.
|the heart together with 2 networks of circulation.
~The cardiac muscle...
|forms the walls of the heart.+
|is attached to the skeleton.
|is found in the stomach.
|is found on each side of your upper chest.
|helps you to move your shoulders.
~Deltoid muscles...
|help you to move your shoulders.+
|are attached to the skull.
|form the walls of the heart.
|are found on each side of your upper chest.
|are found in such tissues as the stomach and gut.
~Define the type of the question.
Where are pectorals muscles found. - On each side of the upper chest.
|a special question+
|a tag question
|an alternative question
|a general question
|a mixed question
~... muscles don't all attach directly to bone.
|Facial+
|Pectoral
|Deltoid
|Abdominal
|Quadriceps
~Special connector pieces between a bone and a muscle are …
|tendons.+
|ligaments.
|joints.
|bones.
|vessels.
~A special group of cells within the heart is called …
|pacemaker.+
|speechmaker.
|bookmaker.
|heartmobile.
|heartstone
~The cancellous bone... the innermost part of the body.
|protects+
|protected
|protecting
|is protected
|to protect
~There... five types of vertebrae in the spine.
|are+
|is
|am
|be
|been
~Complete the special question.
... pairs of ribs are held on with cartilage. – Three.
|How many+
|How much
|Where
|How long
|What
~The thick muscles of the heart... to pump blood.
|contract+
|contracts
|to contract
|is contracted
|contracting
~These muscles... to make up the muscular skeletal system.
|help+
|helps
|to help
|is helping
|has helped
~The tendons and bones... along together.
|move+
|moves
|to move
|is moving
|to be moved
~Define the type of the question.
Is breathing air necessary for keeping humans alive.
|a general question+
|a tag question
|a special question
|a mixed question
|an alternative question
~Choose an answer to the question
Where does the large intestine push poop.
|Into the rectum.+
|The large intestine is wider and shorter than the small intestine.
|The large intestine is 6.7 to 7.6 metres in length.
|Yes, it does.
|No, it doesn’t.
~Define the type of the question.
You have hair follicles all over your body, don’t you.
|a tag question+
|a special question
|a general question
|an alternative question
|a mixed question
~Haldane... remembered for his work on population genetics.
|is+
|are
|am
|to be
|were
~Hair follicles rely on the... glands.
|sebaceous+
|thyroid
|sweat
|salivary
|pineal
~Complete the special question.
... did Pasteur begin experiments on rabies. - In 1881.
|When+
|Where
|How
|What
|Why
~Define the tense of a verb in the sentence.
The air finally ends up in the 600 million alveoli.
|the present simple+
|the past simple
|the present continuous
|the future simple
|the present perfect
~The heart... the oxygenated blood out to all the cells in the body.
|sends+
|send
|to send
|sending
|have sent
~Your diaphragm... and moves up, pushing air out of the lungs.
|relaxes+
|relax
|to relax
|relaxing
|have relaxed
~This part... smooth and very hard.
|is+
|are
|am
|to be
|being
~Complete the special question.
... jawbone can you move. – The lower jawbone.
|What+
|Which
|How
|Why
|Where
~Bones are held together at the joints... ligaments.
|by+
|on
|at
|in
|of
~Complete the special question.
... is the circulation called. - The movement of the blood throughout the body.
|What+
|How much
|Where
|Who
|How often
~Lung is one of the pair of organs of …
|respiration.+
|digestion.
|circulation.
|skeletal system.
|reproductive system.
~Diaphragm is a dome-shaped …
|muscle.+
|layer.
|passage.
|air sac.
|system.
~Trachea is...
|a windpipe.+
|a blind-ended air sac of microscopic size.
|a tiny ridge.
|a box voice.
|the tiniest tube without cartilage or mucous glands.
~Cilium is...
|a tiny hair.+
|a slick special layer.
|any of the air passages beyond the trachea.
|a box voice.
|the tiniest tube without cartilage or mucous glands.
~Pleural membrane is...
|a slick special layer.+
|a tiny hair.
|a blind-ended air sac of microscopic size.
|the tiniest tube without cartilage or mucous glands.
|a box voice.
~Vocal cord is...
|a tiny ridge.+
|a blind-ended air sac of microscopic size.
|the tiniest tube without cartilage or mucous glands.
|one of the pair of organs of respiration.
|a box voice.
~Larynx is...
|a voice box.+
|one of the pair of organs of respiration.
|a slick special layer.
|a tiny ridge.
|a layer.
~Stomach is...
|a distensible saclike organ.+
|a muscular tube that extends from the pharynx to the stomach.
|a part of the digestive system divided into the duodenum, jejunum and ileum.
|a part of the alimentary canal divided into calcium, appendix, colon and rectum.
|a thin leaf-shaped flap of cartilage, situated behind the root of the tongue.
~Esophagus is...
|a muscular tube that extends from the pharynx to the stomach.+
|the short thin blind-ended tube.
|a thick alkaline fluid secreted by the liver.
|a thin leaf-shaped flap of cartilage.
|a part of the alimentary canal divided into cecum, colon, rectum and anus.
~The small intestine is...
|divided into the duodenum, jejunum and ileum.+
|divided into cecum, appendix, colon and rectum.
|situated behind the root of the tongue.
|situated above the stomach.
|located in the chest.
~Epiglottis is...
|a thin leaf-shaped flap of cartilage, situated behind the root of the tongue.+
|a distensible saclike organ.
|one of the pair of organs of respiration.
|a slick special layer.
|a muscular tube that extends from the pharynx to the stomach.
~Appendix is...
|a short thin blind-ended tube.+
|a thick alkaline fluid that is secreted by the liver.
|a thin leaf-shaped flap of cartilage.
|one of the pair of organs of respiration.
|a slick special layer.
~Bile is...
|a thick alkaline liquid that is secreted by the liver.+
|a thick liquid which is secreted by saliva gland.
|a liquid which flow by the vessels.
|a liquid which accumulate in urine bladder.
|a liquid that is secreted by uterus.
~Skin is...
|the outer covering of the body.+
|the fatty layer situated under the dermis.
|the inner layers of the body.
|a slick special layer.
|the inner covering of the body.
~Subcutaneous layer is...
|a fatty layer situated under the dermis.+
|the outer covering of the body.
|a slick special layer.
|a thick layer of living tissue that lies beneath the dermis.
|a simple gland in the skin that secretes an oily substance.
~Epidermis is...
|an outer layer of the skin.+
|a rigid framework of the body.
|a bony structure formed by the hip bones, sacrum and coccyx.
|a dense connective tissue composed of a matrix.
|a layer of the dense connective tissue providing attachment for muscles, tendons and ligaments.
~Erector pili is...
|a muscle, which forces the skin hair to stand up straight.+
|a muscle which pushes food.
|a slick special layer.
|a small opening of the skin.
|a simple gland in the skin that secretes an oily substance.
~Pore is...
|a small opening of the skin.+
|a small follicle of hair.
|a slick special layer.
|a simple gland in the skin that secretes an oily substance.
|a special tiny muscle.
~Sebaceous gland is...
|a simple gland in the skin that secretes an oily substance, sebum.+
|a small opening of the skin.
|a muscle which pushes food.
|a special tiny muscle, which forces the skin hairs to stand up straight.
|a special gland which secretes saliva.
~Skeleton is...
|a rigid framework of the body.+
|a dense connective tissue composed of a matrix.
|an outer layer of the skin.
|a bony structure formed by the hip bones, sacrum and coccyx.
|a slick special layer.
~Pelvis is...
|a bony structure formed by the hip bones, sacrum and coccyx.+
|a dense connective tissue composed of a matrix.
|a layer of the dense connective tissue providing attachment or muscles.
|a shoulder blade.
|a lumbar vertebra.
~Cartilage is...
|a dense connective tissue composed of a matrix.+
|a layer of the dense connective tissue providing attachment for muscles.
|a shoulder blade.
|a special tiny muscle, which forces the skin hairs to stand up straight.
|a small opening of the skin sweat glands.
~Choose a correctly composed question.
|Is butter made from milk?+
|Butter is made from milk?
|Made butter is from milk?
|From milk butter makes?
|Butter from milk made is?
~Define the tense of a verb in the sentence.
What type of cosmetics does she like?
|the present simple+
|the past simple
|the future simple
|the present continuous
|the present perfect
~Define the tense of a verb in the sentence.
We met at Kung Fu classes a few years ago.
|the past simple+
|the present simple
|the future simple
|the present continuous
|the present perfect
~We usually see each … once a week.
|other+
|another
|that
|this
|those
~How many children...
|does she have?+
|have she do?
|she do have?
|does she had?
|she have do?
~What time... you... yesterday.
|did... arrive+
|did... arrived
|do... arrived
|did... arrives
|does... arrived
~What... they... to do this afternoon.
|do... want+
|does... wants
|do... wants
|does... wanted
|did... wants
~He … from England.
|is+
|am
|have been
|are
|to be
~You're from London,... you.
|aren’t+
|weren't
|are
|were
|do
~... distinguished scientists have you met.
|How many+
|How much
|How often
|How long
|How
~Complete the special question.
... is your daughter-in-law.- She is 21.
|How old+
|How
|What
|Where
|Who
~He is... child in their family.
|the eldest+
|elderly
|older
|more old
|the most old
~There are... computers in the classroom?
|many+
|much
|lot
|plenty
|few
~He has got no room, and he can't do... work.
|any+
|no
|some
|anything
|something
~My son... go to bed early.
|doesn't+
|don't
|haven't
|hasn't
|isn’t
~She can't have... friends in the house.
|any+
|no
|some
|anybody
|nothing
~The bedroom... a bit dirty.
|is+
|are
|were
|been
|being
~What colour …? - It's red.
| is your car+
|are your car
|your car is
|have your car
|your is car
~Choose an answer to the question.
|How do you usually get to work?
|By car, but sometimes I walk.+
|It is a long way.
|It takes me 20 minutes to get to work.
|Yes, I do.
|No, I don’t.
~Define the tense of a verb in the sentence.
This morning I got up at 9.30.
| the past simple+
|the present simple
|the present continuous
|the future simple
|the present perfect
~We went to the cinema but we … the film.
| didn't enjoy+
|don't enjoy
|didn't enjoyed
|hasn't enjoyed
|doesn’t enjoy
~My mother … never... by air.
| has... traveled+
|are... traveled
|has... travel
|were... traveled
|have... traveled
~These houses … 100 years ago.
| were built+
|was building
|built
|has built
|build
~Jane is in the kitchen. She... dinner.
| is cooking.+
|are cooking.
|am cooking.
|cook.
|have cooked.
~Define the tense of a verb in the sentence.
I havecaught the bus to work this morning.
|the present perfect+
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