Our Body What am I? I am a

Our Body

What am I? I am a narrow, 7 metre long tube. I absorb nutrients and put them into your blood.

What am I? I belong to the digestive and respiratory systems. I control the air that goes to the lungs and the food that goes from the mouth to the oesophagus.

What am I? Foods mix with gastric juices inside me.

What are we? We make saliva to mix with food.

What am I? I take undigested food and turn it into faeces.

What are we? We make saliva to mix with food.

What are we? We are two organs that filter your blood and eliminate waste substances.

What are we? We are small holes in the skin and sweat comes out of us.

What are we? We are two tubes that come out of each kidney. We take urine from your kidneys to your bladder.

What are we? We are inside the nose. We heat and moisten the air you breathe in.

What am I? I am the tube that takes urine out of your body.

What am I? I am a cavity that connects your pharynx to your windpipe. The vocal chords are here

What am I? I am a bag where urine is stored before being expelled outside the body.

What am I? I am a flat muscle under your lungs. I take part in the breathing process.

What am I? I am a tube of about 10 cm long. I split into two bronchi. When you breathe, air travels through me to your lungs.

What are we? We are two tubes that connect your windpipe to your lungs.

What are we? We are two spongy pink organs. We are protected by your ribs and sternum. We take oxygen and put it in your blood. We take carbon dioxide and send it out of your body.

What are we? We are two small tubes with round ends inside your lungs.

What are we? Blood circulates through our tubes.

What am I? I am a red liquid. I am made up of red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets.

What are we? We take the blood from the heart to the rest of the body.

What are we? We are very thin vessels. We connect arteries and veins.

What am I? I am in charge of pumping the blood to the whole body. I am a muscle behind your lungs.