https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1 NAME/CORE/DATE!!!! en-us 2021-01-27 07:31:38 UTC 2021-02-23 13:35:52 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1194380241 Direct Instruction:
1. Where do animal cells get the energy they need?
A: From rocks
B: From metal
C: From the food the animal consumes
D: They have a unlimited supply of energy
(Animal cells get the energy they need from the food that is consumed)
2. What gas mainly comes out after you exhale?
A: Oxygen
B: Nitrogen
C: Carbon Dioxide
D: Carbon Monoxide
(Oxygen comes in, carbon dioxide comes out)
3. What does the digestive system do to the food that is digested?
A: It gets broken down into simpler substances
B: Your body forces it out
C: It simply turns into air
D: It stays in your stomach
(The food gets broken down into simpler substances such as protein)
4. How does the lungs benefit from the digestive system?
A: In exchange for the nutrients the digestive system produces, it gives the digestive system oxygen to continue the process
B: The lungs does not benefit at all from the digestive system
C: The lungs and organs of the digestive system has no relation to each other
D: The lungs give the digestive system nutrients in exchange for oxygen
(Lungs need nutrients that is produced from the digestive system)

Making Meaning:
The digestive and respiratory systems work together within the human body. Explain the importance of their relationship. What would happen if their relationship ceased to exist?
The digestive and respiratory systems are crucial for the human body to maintain health and to be alive in general. The digestive system digests and breaks up food into simpler substances such as glucose. The respiratory system brings in oxygen into the lungs so you can stay alive, nutrients is given to the respiratory system for it to function, and oxygen is given to the digestive system for it to continue its process. Basically the two systems work together for the human body to function and for you to survive. If this relationship ceased to exist, in a short simple summary; you will die. Both systems are needed and their relationship for a human to survive and exist.

]]> 2021-02-11 20:02:06 UTC https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1194380241 https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1194380800 Direct Instruction:
1. How do our lungs benefit from the digestive system?
A) The digestive system gives them nutrients to help us breathe.
B) The digestive system gives the lungs room to breathe.
C) The digestive system helps the lungs  push out carbon dioxide.
D) The digestive system helps the lungs to get oxygen into the bloodstream.
- I chose this because all they need to do is go back to the text to find the answer.
2. Which best explains why the digestive system needs the respiratory system?
A) To help digest food.
B) To help make food into nutrients.
C) Gives oxygen to the digestive system.
D) Gives energy to the digestive system.
- They can go back to the text to find this answer.
3. Where do we get our energy from?
A) Oxygen
B) Food
C) Molecules
D) Carbon dioxide
- Common sense question so it'll be pretty easy.
4. Fill in the blank
" The digestive system breaks down the food into ________."
A) Energy
B) Nutrients
C) Oxygen
D) Molecules
- Many possible answers but only one is right. They will need to go back to the text.

Making Meaning: The digestive and respiratory systems work together within the human body. Explain the importance of their relationship. What would happen if their relationship ceased to exist?
The important of the relationship between the digestive system and respiratory system is that they each provide the other with something crucial to the well being of the human. The digestive system breaks down food into molecules that eventually turn into nutrients for the body. Our lungs use the nutrients to help us breathe in oxygen and breathe out carbon dioxide. The respiratory system helps give oxygen to the rest of the body including the digestive system. The digestive system needs oxygen to function properly so you cannot have one of the other, you need both to survive. If this relationship did not exist then our body wouldn't function properly. There wouldn't be enough oxygen going to the digestive system therefor not giving us the proper amount of nutrients we need to survive and even breathe. We absolutely could not live without the relationship these two systems hold.

]]> 2021-02-11 20:02:15 UTC https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1194380800 hansgildore https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1194572324 - Direct Instruction
1. What does the Digestive System break down food into?
A. Atoms
B. Quarks
C. Molecules
D. Elements
(The digestive system breaks down these molecules into energy)
2. What is one thing that the Digestive System produces for the body to use?
A. Proteins
B. Pathogens
C. Oxygen
D. Calcium
(The digestive system produces Protein as a source of energy for the body)
3. What is produced during Cellular Respiration?
A. Glucose
B. Carbon Dioxide
C. Steel
D. A funny feeling
(Carbon Dioxide is a waste product that we exhale)
4. How does the Respiratory System work with the Digestive System in order to sustain each other?
A. The Respiratory System produces calcium for the Digestive System to use when digesting and the Digestive System gives the Respiratory System oxygen.
B. The Respiratory System gives the Digestive System glucose in exchange for Amino Acids.
C. The Respiratory System produces protein for the Digestive System and the Digestive System gives back molecules.
D. The Respiratory System gives the Digestive System oxygen in exchange for nutrients.
(It makes sense for the Respiratory System to give oxygen as that's the job it has for the body, as for the Digestive system, it does its job by converting the foods into nutrients for parts of the body, including the lungs)

- Making Meaning
The digestive and respiratory systems work together within the human body. Explain the importance of their relationship. What would happen if their relationship ceased to exist?

The Respiratory and Digestive Systems have a dependant relationship with each other. Both systems have crucial vital organs that keep not only themselves alive, but the whole entire body. For instance like said before, the role of the Respiratory System is to take in oxygen as fuel for our body and get rid of the waste product that is Carbon Dioxide. The Digestive System is needed to power everything including the Respiratory System with nutrients and energy. This is what makes their relationship important as essentially they're like the ultimate duo. If this relationship ceased to exist, it would either be because somehow our bodies have found a different way to sustain themselves without its relationship or we're literally dead, we cease to exist just like this relationship. Let's say without our Respiratory System working, we can no longer bring essential oxygen to the Digestive System in order to produce energy, basically no longer being able to sustain ourselves. The same goes vise versa if the Digestive System were to McDonald's ice cream machine and literally not work enough to produce energy for our body, the Respiratory System would also not work and fail to produce oxygen. So yeah basically these systems are codependent on each other.

]]> 2021-02-11 20:50:44 UTC https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1194572324 https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1196662457 ~Direct Instruction
1. When you breathe out, what are you getting rid of?
A. Food
B. Carbon Dioxide
C. Glucose
D. Water
(When you breathe out you are getting rid of the carbon dioxide your cells produced during cellular respiration.)
2. What does the digestive system break down food into?
A. More food
B. Atoms
C. Cells
D. Molecules
(The digestive system breaks down the food into molecules which it then breaks down into energy)
3. Where do animal cells get the energy they need?
A. Rocks
B. The food the animals eat
C. Lots of resting
D. Hiding
(Animal cells get the energy they need from the food the animals eat)
4. What is one thing the digestive system produces for the body to use?
A. Proteins
B. Oxygen
C. Bacteria
D. Calcium
(The digestive system breaks down food into simpler substances that the body can use including proteins)

~Making Meaning
The digestive and respiratory systems work together within the human body. Explain the importance of their relationship. What would happen if their relationship ceased to exist?
The digestive system and respiratory system depend on each other and are crucial for the human body to remain healthy and alive. The digestive system breaks up food into simpler substances such as glucose. The respiratory system brings in oxygen to the lungs so you can stay alive, nutrients are given to the respiratory system for it to function, and oxygen is given to the digestive system for it to continue its process. These two systems work together for you to stay alive and function. If this relationship ceased to exist then we would too. Both systems are needed for a human to survive and exist.  ]]> 2021-02-12 14:43:27 UTC https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1196662457 https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1197621691 Direct Instruction
Where do animal cells get energy?
A. Sleep
B. Hunting
C. Swimming
D. From their food
(Animals cells receive their energy from the food the animals eat)
What does the digestive system produce?
A. Oxygen
B. Blood
C. Proteins
D. Viruses
(The digestive system produces proteins along with substances)
What is food broken down into?
A. Molecules
B. Blood vessels
C. Proteins
D. Glucose
(The digestive system breaks food down into molecules which is then converted into energy)
What is produced during cellular respiration?
A. Glucose
B. Carbon Dioxide
C. energy
D. cells
(Carbon Dioxide is produced during cellular respiration)

Making Meaning
The digestive and respiratory systems work together within the human body. Explain the importance of their relationship. What would happen if their relationship ceased to exist?
The respiratory and digestive system work together and depend on  each other so that the human body can stay healthy and functioning. The respiratory system brings oxygen to the lungs and nutrients are provided so that this process can function. The digestive system breaks down food into simpler substances used for nutrients and uses the respiratory systems oxygen to perform this process. These two systems depend on each other because the digestive system uses the respiratory oxygen, and the respiratory system used the digestives nutrients. Both systems help us function and without them we would not be alive.]]> 2021-02-12 18:00:42 UTC https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1197621691 https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1197903802 Direct Instruction-
True or False; Animals get their energy from sleeping?
A. True
B. False
(Animals get their energy from the food they eat NOT from sleeping)
What does the digestive system do?
A. Nothing
B. Communicates to the brain
C. Delivers proteins to the cells
D. Breaks down food into molecules
("The digestive system breaks down the food into molecules")
What happens when you breath out?
A. You breath out carbon dioxide
B. You breath out oxygen
C. Nothing happens
("When you breathe out, you get rid of the carbon dioxide")
What is one of the things the Digestive system breaks molecules into?
A. Water
B. Calories
C. Proteins
("The digestive system breaks down food into simpler substances that the body can use including proteins")

Making Meaning-
The digestive and respiratory systems work together within the human body. Explain the importance of their relationship. What would happen if their relationship ceased to exist?
The digestive system and respiratory system depend on each other to keep us going while staying healthy. The digestive system breaks down food into small substances used for nutrients and uses the respiratory systems oxygen to do this. The respiratory system brings oxygen to the lungs and nutrients are provided so that this process functions smoothly. These two systems work together for us to function and survive. If these to systems didn't exist or work together to exist then we would be able to survive. Both systems are needed for a human to survive.

]]> 2021-02-12 19:05:36 UTC https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1197903802 https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1198010852 1.) Which body system breaks down food into molecules?
A. Skeletal System
B. Circulatory System
C. Digestive System
D. Stomach System
2.) What does your body get rid of that your cells produce during cellular respiration?
A. Oxygen
B. Carbon Dioxide
C. Carbon Monoxide
D. Helium
3.) What simpler substances can your body use?
A. Proteins
B. Oxygen
C. White blood cells
D. Water
4.) According to the text what system gives the digestive system oxygen?
A. Circulatory System
B. Lungs System
C. Respiratory System
D. Nervous System
“The digestive and respiratory systems work together within the human body. Explain the importance of their relationship. What would happen if their relationship ceased to exist?
The digestive system and respiratory systems work together within the human body; these systems working together is important because the respiratory system provides the digestive system with the oxygen it needs to function. If the respiratory system ceased to exist then the digestive system wouldn't have the necessities it needs to do it's job. The digestive system needs oxygen to break down the food we eat and to get rid of the nutrients that our body has to use for. Without the digestive system doing its job then the human body would not be able to survive. The digestive system and the respiratory system work together to complete the things that the human body needs to do to survive.

]]> 2021-02-12 19:31:18 UTC https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1198010852 connoroneill1 https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1206999631 This helps the respiratory system because the lungs need nutrients. The respiratory system helps the digestive system by giving oxygen to the digestive system. What would happen if their relationship ceased to exist?
The respiratory  system and digestive system work very closely in the human body. The respiratory system allows the digestive system to get the nutrients and oxygen it needs to break down foods in the humans body. If this connection ceased to exist then the digestive system would not be able to process foods and the respiratory system would not get the fat and proteins it needs to function. If the connection ceased to exist then you could die.]]> 2021-02-16 14:07:24 UTC https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1206999631 https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1216355775 #1 Which body system breaks down food into molecules?
A:stomach system
B: respiratory system
C: nervous system
D: digestive system

#2 when you breath out what do you get rid Of?
A: air
B: carbon dioxide
C: bad breath
D: none of the above

#3 The digestive system breaks down the food into molecules, what happens next?
A: The cells then convert those molecules into a form of energy
B: converts into substances
C: The body coverts into proteins
D: converts into energy

#4 Where do animal cells get the energy they need?
A: the food the animal eats
B: grass
C: humans
D: none of the above

making meaning-
 “The digestive and respiratory systems work together within the human body. Explain the importance of their relationship. What would happen if their relationship ceased to exist? (5 or more sentences) The respiratory and digestive system are close the respiratory system carries oxygen to and removes carbon dioxide from the blood. while the digestive system breaks down food, absorbs nutrients, and eliminates solid  waste.

]]> 2021-02-18 17:58:28 UTC https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1216355775 https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1217682191 Direct Instruction #3
1) How do animal cells get energy?
A. photosynthesis
B. moss
C. the food the animal consumes
D. sleeping
2) When you breathe out, you get rid of the carbon dioxide that your cells produce.
A. True
B. False 
3) The nervous system break food down into molecules.
A. True
B. False
4) How does the digestive system help the respiratory system?
A. Gives carbon dioxide to the lungs
B. Gives the lungs nutrients
C. Gives the lungs air
D. All of the above

Making meaning#3 -
“The digestive and respiratory systems work together within the human body. Explain the importance of their relationship. What would happen if their relationship ceased to exist?
The digestive system and respiratory system work to power the body. The respiratory system gives the digestive system the oxygen that it needs to function properly. The digestive system gives the respiratory system nutrients for the lungs. If this connection ceased to exist you would die. I say this because if this connection did not exist then the respiratory system would not get nutrients and the digestive system would not be able to process foods. ]]> 2021-02-19 02:43:57 UTC https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1217682191 https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1220018741 Direct instruction #3

1) Which is not a job of the digestive system ?
A. Absorbs nutrients and water
B. Elimnate solid waste
C. Take in food
D. Circulate oxygen through the body
2) After nutrients are broken down , where do they go ?
A. The brain
B. The bloodstream
C. The stomach
D. The pancreas
3) What is a number of protons that the element NITROGEN contain ?
A. 7
B. 11
C. 18
D. 100
4)  What is a valence electron ?
A. Electrons on the second energy level
B. The atmoic number
C. Electrons in the outermost energy level
D. Electrons on the first level
5) A horizontal row in the periodic table is called .....
A. Family
B. Column
C. Period
D. Group
6) The particles that are found in the nucleus of a atom is...
A. Neutrons and electrons
B. Protons and neutrons
C. Electrons only
D. Protons and electrons
7) The number at the bottom of each square on the periodic table is the .....
A. Atomic number
B. Chemical symbol
C. Element name
D. Atomic mass
8) The subtomic particle with neutral charge is ...
A. neutrons
B. protons
C. electrons
D. cloud
9) Most of the elements on the periodic table are classified as ....
A. Non-metals
B. Metals
C. Periods
D. Metalliods
10) Rows on the period table are called ____ while columns are called _____
A. Groups, families
B. Groups, periods
C. Periods, group
D. Families, groups

Making meaning #3
The respiratory and digestive systems work together to power the body. A properly functioning respiratory system delivers adequate oxygen to the blood. Because the digestive system breaks down food and uses muscular contractions to move food through the digestive tract, it needs oxygen to function properly .

]]> 2021-02-19 18:52:10 UTC https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1220018741 https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1220232930 1Why do we need the digestive system to live?
to sleep
to breath
To eat
To talk
2Why do we need the Respiratory system to live?
To sleep
To breath
To eat
To talk
3True or false, the digestive system and the respiratory system do not need each other To make the body function.
true
 false
4Why is it important to eat nutritious food
To keep your weight down
To stay active
To be happy
All of the above

The importance of the digestive and respiratory system Is that they work together by using muscular contractions to break up food and move it along the track. The purpose of the digestive system is to take food from our mouths that we eat and break it down and then to break it into nutrients to give to our body and put into our bloodstream. The purpose of the respiratory system is to move oxygen into our body and into the bloodstream. one common thing that is in both of these it's the bloodstream. The fudge dream is involved in both because we need food, and oxygen to live. are respiratory tract would be able to function without the products of digestion. This is because we use the respiratory muscles including the diaphragm to inhale, the muscles need fuel to do this (which comes from digestion). As previously stated it is important for that digestive system and the respiratory system to work together, without them or their relationship, car body would not function properly. 

]]> 2021-02-19 19:54:10 UTC https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1220232930 https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1227953459 1. Which body system breaks down food into molecules?
A. Stomach System
2. Digestive system
3. Skeletal System
4.]]> 2021-02-22 18:14:26 UTC https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1227953459 https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1228635285 1. Which of the following is not a macronutrient?
A. Protein
B. Fat
C. Vitamins
D. Carbohydrates
Vitamins are not considered macronutrients
2. How many macronutrients are there?
A. 5
B. 3
C. 4
D. 8
There are 3 macronutrients. (fat, protein, and carbohydrates)
3. How much are can your lungs hold at once?
A. 4 liters
B. 5 liters
C. 6 liters
D. 7 liters
The lungs can hold 6 liters of air at once.
4. How much carbon dioxide does a human exhale in a day?
A. 2 pounds
B. 2.3 pounds
C. 4 pounds
D. 4.3 pounds
An average human will exhale 2.3 pounds of carbon dioxide a day.

The digestive and respiratory systems work together within the human body. Explain the importance of their relationship. What would happen if their relationship ceased to exist?
The relationship between the digestive system and respiratory system is important because it allows for human growth. The cells that make up the organs in the digestive system need oxygen to perform their tasks. The cells in the respiratory system need some sort of energy to perform their tasks. Their relationship is mutual and therefore they both need each other. If their relationship ceased to exist, then neither would be able to operate. It would also make it hard for humans to live and grow]]> 2021-02-22 20:30:36 UTC https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1228635285 https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1228841139 1. How many pints per minute does the average person breathe?
A. 17
B. 13
C. 23
D. 19
2. What is the difference between an epidemic and a pandemic?
A. An epidemic is when there is a sudden increase in cases (an outbreak) while a pandemic is an event when a disease spreads across several countries and affects a large number of people.
B. A pandemic is when a small number of people are affected by a disease while an epidemic is when a large geographical widespread is affected.
C. An epidemic is when a whole continent is affected by a disease while a pandemic is when a town is affected by a virus.
D. A pandemic is when there is a sudden increase in cases (an outbreak) while an epidemic is an event when a disease spreads across several countries and affects a large number of people.
3. How many deaths are prevented each year because of vaccines?
A. 1-3 million
B. 1-7 million
C. 2-3 million
D. 1-9 million 
4. Through what process is food turned into energy
A. Digestion
B. Metabolism
C. Exertion 
D. Cellular Respirartion 

“The digestive and respiratory systems work together within the human body. Explain the importance of their relationship. What would happen if their relationship ceased to exist?
The digestive and respiratory systems relationship is very crucial that they need each other to work. A fully functioning respiratory system delivers sufficient oxygen to our bloodstream. In order for the digestive system to break down food and use muscular contractions to move food through the digestive tract, it needs that oxygen to function properly. If the relationship between the digestive and respiratory systems ceased to exist then the digestive system could not process and do its job. The digestive and respiratory systems work together in order for humans to survive, if they did not work together then humans would not be able to survive.]]> 2021-02-22 21:30:17 UTC https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1228841139 https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1228926766 1) What does the digestive system break down food into?
A. Sugar
B. Cells
C. Protein
D. Molecules
Molecules are what the digestive system breaks food into.
2) What do cells produce during cellar respiration.
A. Nutrients
B. Carbon dioxide
C. Oxygen
D. Glucose
Carbon dioxide is what cells produce during cellar respiration.
3)  Which organ is part of the digestive system.
A. Heart
B. Brain
C. Stomach
D. kidneys
The stomach is the only organ listed that is part of the digestive system.
4) Are the lungs part of the digestive system.
A. True
B. False
The lungs are part of the respiratory system, not the digestive system.

 “The digestive and respiratory systems work together within the human body. Explain the importance of their relationship. What would happen if their relationship ceased to exist? The digestive system and respiratory system keep each other alive therefore keeping the entire body alive. The respiratory system gives oxygen-rich blood to the circulatory system which goes to the digestive system. The digestive system processes food into nutrients the respiratory system needs. If the relationship between the two systems ceased the whole body would die. The body needs nutrients the digestive system processes and the body needs the respiratory system to give the body oxygen. ]]> 2021-02-22 21:52:59 UTC https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1228926766 https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1229326103 1. What do molecules from the digestive tract come from?
a. water
b.vitamins
c.food
d.sunlight
C is the correct answer. ¨ The digestive tract breaks down food into molecules ¨

2. What do you get rid of when you breath out?
a. carbon dioxide
b. oxygen
c. chips
d. sunlight
A. is the correct answer. ¨ When you breathe out you get rid of the carbon dioxide that your cells produce during cellular respiration.¨ 

3. What do lungs need?
a.air
b. nutrients
c.lungs
d. carbon dioxide
B is the correct answer. ¨ this helps the respiratory system because the lungs need nutrients¨

4. What do cells convert molecule into?
a. photosynthesis
b. light
c. bags
d. energy
D is the correct answer. ¨ The cells then convert  those molecules into a form of energy they can use.¨

The digestive and respiratory systems work together within the human body. Explain the importance of their relationship. What would happen if their relationship ceased to exist? The digestive system and respiratory system need each other because with out each other the other doesn't function. The digestive system would not function with out oxygen. The respiratory system would not function without nutrients. The digestive system need cellular respiration to function. They both equally rely on each other and they human body cold not function without their relationship.]]> 2021-02-23 01:08:31 UTC https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1229326103 https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1229446344 1.) When humans breathe out, they get rid of what gas?
A- Oxygen
B- Helium
C- Carbon Dioxide
D-  Hydrogen
The answer is c because humans breath in oxygen and then release carbon dioxide.
2.) How does the respiratory system help the digestive system?
A- by giving oxygen to the digestive system
B- by providing carbon dioxide to the digestive system
C- by releasing any loose gases
D-  None of the bove
The answer is A because the respiratory system helps the digestive system by giving it oxygen, not carbon dioxide.
3.) Which body system deals with the consumption and release of gases in the body?
A- Digestive System
B- Respiratory System
C- Skeletal System
D- Circulatory System
The answer is b because the respiratory system is the body system that deals with the body´s intake of oxygen and release of carbon dioxide.
4.) How do animal cells receive energy?
A-  From the amount of exercise the animal does
B-   From the amount of oxygen it breathes
C-  From the amount of food the animal eats
D-  All of the above
The answer is C because the amount of exercise or oxygen an animal might receive or do doesn´t affect how the animal cells receive energy.
                                                           Making Meaning #3
The digestive system and respiratory system working together is so crucial to the body. Without the two working together, the body would not be powered. The respiratory provides the digestive system with the sufficient amount of oxygen needed to break down the food and move it through the digestive tract. The respiratory system also depends on the digestive system to spread the nutrients absorbed, to the lungs so they can continue to do their jobs. If their relationship ceased to exist, so would you.]]> 2021-02-23 02:18:22 UTC https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1229446344 https://padlet.com/Watdog/my14bkydgwznftt1/wish/1231162022 1. What body system breaks down food?
A. Nervous system
B. Digestive system
C.Stomach system
D. Respiratory system

2. We use the Digestive system for what?
A. To see
B. To hear
C. To walk
D. To eat

3. True of false, all the body system work together in many ways.
A. True
B. False

4. When talking about the Respiratory system, what is one thing you breathe out?
A. Oxygen
B. Carbon Dioxide
C. Water
D. Glucose

- Making Meaning
The digestive and respiratory systems work together within the human body. Explain the importance of their relationship. What would happen if their relationship ceased to exist?

The digestive and respiratory system work together and are crucial for the body. The digestive system is what breaks down food when you eat it and gives you the protein that your body needs. The respiratory system is what helps you breathe in oxygen and what let's you breathe out carbon dioxide. The respiratory system also gives the digestive system oxygen. So these system work together to give your body what it needs and just to simply keep you alive.

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