6 Written Questions

1. C-shaped rings of cartilage on the outside of the trachea and bronchi that keep them from collapsing and allow them to move
2. a lung infection
3. tiny blood vessels that surround the alveoli
4. line the nasal passages and the inside of the trachea and bronchi
5. below the larynx; from the trachea to the lungs
6. tiny air sacs in the lungs where oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged

6 Multiple Choice Questions

1. the amount of air taken into the lungs by one breath
   1. capillaries
   2. lungs
   3. lung capacity
   4. pneumonia
2. muscles around the bronchial tubes tighten more than normal; airways can become swollen and irritated; difficulty breathing; coughing & wheezing
   1. asthma
   2. during an asthma attack
   3. lung capacity
   4. smoking can cause
3. the smaller tubes that branch off from the bronchi
   1. capillaries
   2. bronchial tubes
   3. bronchi
   4. bronchitis
4. a non-contagious condition which causes people to have an allergic reaction to dust, pollen, or other particles in the air
   1. alveoli
   2. lungs
   3. allergies
   4. capillaries
5. control the movement of the lungs
   1. smoking can cause
   2. during an asthma attack
   3. bronchial tubes
   4. diaphragm and chest muscles
6. an infection of the bronchi
   1. lungs
   2. bronchi
   3. bronchial tubes
   4. bronchitis

5 True/False Questions

1. asthma → a non-contagious condition which causes the small bronchial tubes to become narrow from time to time

   True        False

2. smoking can cause → many diseases and health problems

   True        False

3. bronchi → two tubes (air passages) which branch off the trachea

   True        False

4. upper respiratory system → below the larynx; from the trachea to the lungs

   True        False

5. lungs → a non-contagious condition which causes people to have an allergic reaction to dust, pollen, or other particles in the air

   True        False