The Great Antomy GPPT Game for TLE 10 ICT

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About This Presentation

Computerixed game


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play

This exciting game will take you on a
journey through the amazing systems
of the human body. Your goal is to
identify the “BODY PART” of various
“FUNCTION”. From respiratory
system, to the nervous system, and
everything in between.
WELCOME TO
“THE GREAT
ANATOMY FUNCTION”

HOW TO PLAY?
1. Read the function question.
2. Tap the body part that
matches the function
3. Answer all questions to
complete the game

Choose your level
average
easy
hard

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asy level

The process of gas
exchange
Lungs
Eyes Bones
Muscles A
C D
B

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Helps us smell
mouth
diaphragmnose
bronchiolesA
C D
B

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Eating and speaking
Trachea
Mouth Throat
Diaphragm A
C D
B

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Hearing and balance
Mouth
legs Ears
Nose A
C D
B

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Give shape and support
for the body
Eyes
Pancreas Muscle
Bones A
C D
B

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Sensor organs that allows
you to see
Pancreas
Muscles Spleen
Eyes A
C D
B

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Hepls us walk, run, jump,
and stand
Arm
Nose Mouth
Legs A
C D
B

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Helps us lift, carry, and
hold things
Mouth
Nose Legs
Arms A
C D
B

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Pumping blood and
supporting movement to
lifting heavy weights
Liver
kidneyheart
musclesA
C D
B

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Stores and release urine
Bladder
gallbladderSpleen
Pancreas A
C D
B

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Helps digest food
Pancreas
Liver Nose
stomachA
C D
B

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Delivers nutrients and
oxygen to all cells in the
body
Blood
Liver Brain
Mouth A
C D
B

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Controls many functions
in the body
Nose
pancreasBrain
Gallbladder A
C D
B

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Pumps blood inside the
body
Kidney
Blood Brain
Heart A
C D
B

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Remove waste products
from the blood and
produce urine
Blood
KidneyLiver
Brain A
C D
B

GREAT JOB ON COMPLETING THE
EASY LEVEL! THE NEXT
CHALLENGE AWAITS-
LET’S SEE HOW FAR YOU CAN GO

“CONGRATULATIONS”

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Assists in chewing,
swallowing, speech, and
contains buds for flavor
detection
Tongue
Esophagus Mouth
Teeth A
C D
B

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Break down food
mechanically by cutting
and gridding, starting the
digestive process
Teeth
diaphragmStomach
Nose A
C D
B

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Transports food from the
mouth to be the stomach
through peristaltic
movement
Bladder
Lymph Spinal cord
Esophagus A
C D
B

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Muscle that helps in
breathing by expanding
and contracting the lungs.
Nose
LiverDiaphragm
HeartA
C D
B

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Transmits signals
between the brain and the
rest of the body and
controls reflexes.
Teeth
Spinal CordTongue
BladderA
C D
B

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Produces red blood cells,
white blood cells, and
platelets.
Larynx
BronchiTrachea
Bone MarrowA
C D
B

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Filter lymph fluid and
trap pathogens, aiding the
immune system
Bone Marrow
Lymph nodesNose
LungsA
C
B
D

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Produce hormones like
adrenaline and cortisol, which
help the body respond to stress
and regulate metabolism
Mouth
esophagusHeart
Adrenal GlandsA
C D
B

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Attack pathogens directly
or coordinate immune
responses.
Ear
White blood
cells
Teeth
Bladder A
C D
B

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Regulates circadian
rhythms though the
production of melatonin.
Pharynx
Mesentery Pineal gland
Trachea A
C D
B

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Supports the intestine
and contains blood
vessels, nerves, and
lymphatic vessels.
Trachea
Nose Mesentery
Heart A
C D
B

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Smaller branches of the
bronchi that distribute
air throughout the lungs
Trachea
Lungs Pharynx
Bronchioles A
C D
B

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Collect oxygen-poor and
return it to your heart
Blood
spleenKidney
Veins A
C D
B

GREAT JOB ON COMPLETING THE
AVERAGE LEVEL! THE NEXT
CHALLENGE AWAITS-
LET’S SEE HOW FAR YOU CAN GO

“CONGRATULATIONS”

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Which structure contains
cartilage to keep the
airway open and prevent
collapse?
bronchi
Diaphragm trachea
AlveoliA
C D
B

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The lungs are covered by a
double-layered membrane
called the?
Epiglottis
DiaphragmPericardium
PleuraA
C D
B

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Which part of the
respiratory system acts as
a passageway for both air
and food?
Trachea
BronchiPharynx
LarynxA
C D
B

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which part of the respiratory
system helps to direct air into
the lungs and expel air from
the lung?
Diaphragm
Pharynx bronchi
Larynx A
C D
B

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Which of the following
structures is found at the end
of the bronchioles and is the
site for gas exchange?
Nasal cavity
PharynxLarynx
Alveoli A
C D
B

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Which part of the
respiratory system is
responsible for filtering
and warming the air
Nasal cavity
Larynx Alveoli
Bronchi A
C D
B

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What structure is
commonly known as the
windpipe?
Trachea
Pharynx Larynx
Bronchi A
C D
B

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The structure the divides
into two branches to
direct air into the lungs is
called the?
Bronchi
Diaphragm Trachea
Pharynx A
C D
B

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Which structure houses
the vocal cords?
Pharynx
Alveoli Trachea
Larynx A
C D
B

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What part of the
respiratory system
prevents food from
entering the trachea?
Bronchi
Diaphragm Alveoli
Epiglottis A
C D
B

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The tiny air sacs where
gas exchange occurs are
called?
Alveoli
Nasal cavity Trachea
Bronchioles A
C D
B

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Which structure connects
the throat to the lungs?
Trachea
Pharynx Bronchi
Larynx A
C D
B

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The part of the
respiratory system that
connects the mouth and
nose to the larynx is the?
Pharynx
Nasal cavityAlveoli
Bronchi A
C D
B

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Which structure contains
cilia and mucus to filter
the air entering the lungs?
Bronchioles
Pharynx Alveoli
Trachea A
C D
B

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What is the role of the
diaphragm in the
respiratory system?
facilitates the
movement of the
air into the lungs
Regulates of air
into the lungs
Produces sound
Filters the airA
C D
B

“CONGRATULATIONS”

YOU’VE COMPLETED
THE GAME! THANKS
FOR PLAYING THE
GAME!

Thank you for playing “
the
grea
t anatomy function”.
A
nd reach at the end of the
game
F
or your dedication to finish
t
his game I have a reward for
you. Jus
t click the next
bu
tton .

“su
ccess is not final; failure
is no
t fatal; it is the courage
t
o continue that counts” –
W
inston s. churchill

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BOUT THE DEVELOPER
H
I IM MARJORIE GAYANES THE NO. 1
D
EVELOPER, I LIVE IN BEGANG, PUROK 10.
A
ND IM SURAIDA ALEX THE NO. 2
D
EVELOPER, I LIVE IN CAHIBAAN, STA.
C
LARA.

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ND WE ARE SO HAPPY TO FINALY FINISH
C
REATING THIS GAME, THERE MAY BE A
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OT OF STRUGGLE’S TO MAKE THIS GAME
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UT IN THE END, THE EFFORT’S ARE WORTH
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