Question

Match the followings
1. After blood discards carbon dioxide, it continues on to this chamber of the heart
2. Blood picks this up and discards carbon dioxide
3. Waste-carrying, oxygen-poor blood travels through these blood vessels into the heart
4. Waste-carrying, oxygen-poor blood enters this chamber of the heart
5. The lower-right chamber of the heart
6. Destination of blood pumped through the pulmonary arteries
7. Oxygen-rich blood is pumped through this structure into the body's blood vessels
a. the left atrium
b. oxygen
c. vena cavae
d. the right atrium
e. the right ventricle
f. the lungs
g. the aorta

Answer 1

After matching the following: 1. the left atrium; 2. oxygen; 3. vena cava; 4. the right atrium; 5. the right ventricle; 6. the lungs and 7. the aorta

1. Blood enters the left atrium of the heart after releasing carbon dioxide from the body.

2. Blood removes carbon dioxide and picks up oxygen.

3. Vena cava convey oxygen- and waste-poor blood into the heart.

4. Blood that is low in oxygen and carrying waste enters the right atrium of the heart.

5. The right ventricle is the heart's lower-right chamber.

6. The lungs are the final stop for blood traveling through the pulmonary arteries.

7. The aorta pumps oxygen-rich blood into the body's blood arteries.

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