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3.  To carry the blood of all the pàrts of the body

4.  Interuption The blood carry for the body
and many interuption

5.  Veins the blood goes to the veins
 Arteris move the blood to old the organs of
the body
 The blood vessels are the arteries veins
capillaries
 The heart pomps the blood to the
circulatory system

6.  Function is to expel toxic substances

7.  Kidneys are two organs in the abdomen
 The capillaries is where blood flows
 The ureters are two small tubes
 The bladder is like an elastic bag

8.  dioxide. FUNCTION we breathe oxygen and
expel carbon
 The organs that form the respiratory system
are:nose , trachea, lungs and bronchi.

9. FUNCTION : First the food goes to the
oesophagus into the stomach and traform
in to the nutrients.
ORGANS AND PARTS : mouth , oesophagus ,
liver, large intestine , anus, stomach and
small intestine
oesophagus : is a tube that we need in the
stomach
stomach : the walls of the stomach

11.  Skull
 Humerus
 Clavicle
 Ribs
 Ulna
 Vertebrae
 Radius
 Femur
 Pelvis
 Tibia
 Fibula

12.  Masseter
 Trapezius
 Biceps
 Triceps
 Quadriceps
 Gluteals

14.  To have babies.

15.  Reproduction: People need a men and a
woman to have children.

16.  Uterus: Is connected to
the ovaries.
 Ovaries: Store and
produce eggs.
 Vulva: Covers the
opening to the vagina.
 Vagina: It connects the
uterus to the outside of
the body.

17.  Penis: Is connected to
the testicles.
 Scrotum: Testicles are
located in a bag called
the scrotum.
 Testicles: Produce
sperm.
 Urethra: Is a tube in the
penis.Sperm through the
urethra to the outside of
the body.