Topic 34 Kidneys, bladder and the reproductive organs — what needs James (18)
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Question types (14)
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Topic 34 · Kidneys, bladder and the reproductive organs · Type 1 · tests LIF5-065
EasyMCQType 1 — which organs do this job (clean the blood; store the urine; make the cells a baby grows from; sit under the lower ribs)
A girl skates at an ice rink, and her blood picks up waste from the parts of her body. Which organs clean the waste out of her blood?
- a) the bladder
- b) the reproductive organs
- c) the heart
- d) the kidneys ← key
Why it is this type: The kidneys clean the blood. They take waste and extra water out of the blood. So her kidneys clean the waste out of her blood.
Recommendation: Approve as the exemplar
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(nearest lesson-side instance: Lesson 1 (The kidneys: two organs that clean the blood), question 1, three options, no scene — here the set is four and fixed)
Topic 34 · Kidneys, bladder and the reproductive organs · Type 2 · tests LIF5-066
EasyMCQType 2 — what the job of the named organ is
A girl waits in line at a theme park. What is the job of her bladder?
- a) store urine until you go to the toilet ← key
- b) make the cells a baby grows from
- c) pump blood all round the body
- d) clean the blood and make urine
Recommendation: Approve as the exemplar
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(nearest: Lesson 2 (The bladder: a stretchy bag that stores urine), question 2)
Topic 34 · Kidneys, bladder and the reproductive organs · Type 3 · tests LIF5-065
EasyMCQType 3 — what the kidneys take out; where an organ sits; which sentence is true about its shape
Which sentence is true about the kidneys?
- a) They are one long, folded tube.
- b) They are one stretchy bag.
- c) They are two bean-shaped organs. ← key
- d) They are one pump in the chest.
Recommendation: Approve as the exemplar
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(nearest: none — the lessons teach the shape in prose; no quiz item asks it)
Topic 34 · Kidneys, bladder and the reproductive organs · Type 4 · tests LIF5-066
EasyMCQType 4 — which organ is coloured in the drawing
[Drawing: a front view of a head and trunk; one part inside the trunk is coloured and the rest are gray; the coloured part is a small bag low in the middle of the belly, with a thin gray tube coming down into it from each side and a short gray tube leaving its bottom] One part is colored in this drawing of the inside of the body. Which organ is it?
- a) the kidneys
- b) the bladder ← key
- c) the reproductive organs
- d) the heart
Recommendation: Approve as the exemplar
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(nearest: none — the quizzes carry no drawn item)
Topic 34 · Kidneys, bladder and the reproductive organs · Type 5 · tests LIF5-065
EasyMCQType 5 — what color the urine is after little / a lot to drink
A girl drinks a lot of water during a long dance class. That evening, what color is her urine?
- a) pale yellow ← key
- b) green
- c) brown
- d) dark yellow
Recommendation: Approve as the exemplar
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(nearest: Lesson 1 (The kidneys: two organs that clean the blood), question 5, the basketball game, two options)
Topic 34 · Kidneys, bladder and the reproductive organs · Type 6 · tests LIF5-066
EasyMCQType 6 — what the bladder is like just after the toilet / three hours later
A girl has just been to the toilet at a restaurant. What is her bladder like now?
- a) full of blood
- b) full of air
- c) small and empty ← key
- d) stretched and full
Recommendation: Approve as the exemplar
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(nearest: Lesson 2 (The bladder: a stretchy bag that stores urine), question 3, two options)
Topic 34 · Kidneys, bladder and the reproductive organs · Type 7 · tests LIF5-067
EasyMCQType 7 — where the waste or the urine goes next; which organ it came from; which organ lies between the kidneys and the outside
Urine leaves a girl's kidneys. Where does it go next?
- a) back into the blood
- b) the kidneys
- c) the bladder ← key
- d) out of the body
Recommendation: Approve as the exemplar
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(nearest: Lesson 3 (The path from the blood to the toilet), question 3, the glass of milk, scaffolded)
Topic 34 · Kidneys, bladder and the reproductive organs · Type 8 · tests LIF5-065
MediumMCQType 8 — the correct reason (dark urine; the full feeling; the bladder filling on a dry day; what would happen with no kidneys; why the reproductive organs are organs); what the blood is like leaving a kidney
A girl's urine is dark yellow after a long soccer game in Texas. What is the correct reason?
- a) Her kidneys took out a lot of water with the waste.
- b) Her kidneys stopped taking waste out of her blood.
- c) Her kidneys took out little water with the waste. ← key
- d) Her kidneys made no urine at all.
Recommendation: Approve as the exemplar
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(nearest: Lesson 1 (The kidneys: two organs that clean the blood), question 6, the lemonade party, keyed on the pale case)
Topic 34 · Kidneys, bladder and the reproductive organs · Type 9 · tests LIF5-067
MediumMCQType 9 — the rule applied to a fresh case: what the bladder does while a boy waits; where the kidneys' water is now; what a woman's organs make; the correct organ-and-job pair
A boy's kidneys take some waste out of his blood at nine in the morning, and he does not go to the toilet until noon. At ten, where is that waste?
- a) back in his blood
- b) in his bladder, as urine ← key
- c) in his stomach
- d) in his heart
Recommendation: Approve as the exemplar
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(nearest: Lesson 3 (The path from the blood to the toilet), question 8 — a different move: that item asks where the urine came from)
Topic 34 · Kidneys, bladder and the reproductive organs · Type 10 · tests LIF5-067
MediumorderingType 10 — which list gives the path in order from the blood to the outside
A girl drinks a fruit smoothie. Which list gives the path the extra water takes, in order, from her blood to the outside?
- a) the bladder, the kidneys, the blood, out of the body
- b) the blood, the kidneys, the bladder, out of the body ← key
- c) the blood, the bladder, the kidneys, out of the body
- d) the kidneys, the blood, the bladder, out of the body
Recommendation: Approve as the exemplar
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(nearest: Lesson 3 (The path from the blood to the toilet), question 5, the bottle of water at lunch, three options)
Topic 34 · Kidneys, bladder and the reproductive organs · Type 11 · tests LIF5-066
HardtypedType 11 — the name of the two bean-shaped organs; the name of the yellow liquid; the name of the stretchy bag
A stretchy bag low in a boy's belly stores urine until he goes to the toilet. Type the name of this organ.
Accepted answers (typed): bladder, the bladder, a bladder, bladders, blader, bladdar, bladda, blatter.
Why it is this type: The bladder is a stretchy bag that stores urine until you go to the toilet. So the name is bladder.
Recommendation: Approve as the exemplar
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(nearest: Lesson 2 (The bladder: a stretchy bag that stores urine), question 9, typed)
Topic 34 · Kidneys, bladder and the reproductive organs · Type 12 · tests LIF5-067
HardorderingType 12 — the four stops in order; the four steps in order
Recommendation: Approve as the exemplar
Topic 34 · Kidneys, bladder and the reproductive organs · Type 13 · tests LIF5-067
HardMCQType 13 — the TWO organs the extra water passes through, as urine
A girl drinks a can of soda. Select the TWO organs that the extra water passes through, as urine, on its way out of her body.
- a) the kidneys ← key
- b) the bladder ← key
- c) the reproductive organs
- d) the heart
Recommendation: Approve as the exemplar
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(nearest: none)
Topic 34 · Kidneys, bladder and the reproductive organs · Type 14 · tests LIF5-067
HardMCQType 14 — two ideas chained: little to drink on a hot afternoon (less, darker urine still reaches the bladder); a lot to drink before bed (the kidneys' urine fills the bladder in the night)
A girl spends a hot afternoon at a water park but drinks almost nothing. Which sentence is true about the urine that reaches her bladder that afternoon?
- a) There is more of it, and it is pale yellow.
- b) There is none, because she did not drink.
- c) There is less of it, and it is dark yellow. ← key
- d) It is clear, like water.
Recommendation: Approve as the exemplar
More from the sheet on this type
(nearest: Lesson 3 (The path from the blood to the toilet), question 9, the baseball game — a bare yes / no on whether the bladder still fills; here the two ideas are chained into one statement)
The lessons (4)
Each lesson in teaching order: its one-line summary, the article, the script and the quiz, then your ruling.
Topic 34 · Lesson 1 · Video / article words: 147 / 328 · Quiz items: 10 · Figures: 8
Lesson 1 The kidneys: two organs that clean the blood
Two bean-shaped organs at the back of the belly, one each side under the lower ribs; blood flows through them all day; they take waste and extra water out, which leave as urine (pee); little to drink → dark yellow, a lot → pale; "kidneys" and "urine" coined
Topic 34 · Lesson 2 · Video / article words: 150 / 306 · Quiz items: 9 · Figures: 5
Lesson 2 The bladder: a stretchy bag that stores urine
Urine trickles down a thin tube from each kidney into a stretchy bag low in the belly; it stores the urine until you go; small after the toilet, it stretches as it fills; fairly full, you feel the need; "bladder" coined
Topic 34 · Lesson 3 · Video / article words: 150 / 288 · Quiz items: 9 · Figures: 5
Lesson 3 The path from the blood to the toilet
The capstone routine on Kofi's glass: the blood, the kidneys (waste and extra water out, as urine), two tubes, the bladder, out of the body at the toilet; scaffolded on a second case, then bare
Topic 34 · Lesson 4 · Video / article words: 147 / 205 · Quiz items: 6 · Figures: 4
Lesson 4 The reproductive organs: the organs a baby starts from
Every person started as one tiny cell; the reproductive organs make the cells a baby grows from, so they let adults have babies; a man's make one kind, a woman's another, so they are different; they sit low down; "reproductive organs" coined
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