Parts of the Body Worksheet

Vocabulary lesson 4: Parts of the body · Set 199 · 40 questions

Word tip (Point and name): Name the part by its job: we smell with the nose, we chew with the teeth. Joints join two parts: the wrist joins hand and arm, the ankle joins foot and leg. Sort parts into the face, inside the body, and arms and legs.

1. 1.Which word is the odd one out? (a) nose (b) liver (c) brain (d) kidneys
2. 2.Which word is the odd one out? (a) lungs (b) knee (c) kidneys (d) brain
3. 3.Which word is the odd one out? (a) lungs (b) eyes (c) brain (d) kidneys
4. 4.Which word means “soft edges of the mouth”? (a) lips (b) nails (c) knee (d) teeth
5. 5.What does “heel” mean? (a) hair above the eyes (b) we smell with it (c) back of the foot (d) joins foot and leg
6. 6.Fill the gap: We clap with our ___. (a) hands (b) knees (c) eyes (d) feet
7. 7.Which word means “we hear with them”? (a) lungs (b) nails (c) ears (d) shoulder
8. 8.Fill the gap: We brush our ___ every morning. (a) teeth (b) elbows (c) ankles (d) knees
9. 9.What does “teeth” mean? (a) soft edges of the mouth (b) we chew food with them (c) hard tips on fingers (d) bottom of the face
10. 10.Which word means “joins foot and leg”? (a) heart (b) tongue (c) skin (d) ankle
11. 11.Fill the gap: We think with our ___. (a) knees (b) stomach (c) lungs (d) brain
12. 12.Fill the gap: We wear a cap on our ___. (a) foot (b) knee (c) head (d) elbow
13. 13.Which word is the odd one out? (a) wrist (b) ankle (c) liver (d) elbow
14. 14.Which word is the odd one out? (a) eyes (b) nose (c) elbow (d) chin
15. 15.Fill the gap: We smell flowers with our ___. (a) nose (b) ears (c) elbows (d) knees
16. 16.Which word means “hard tips on fingers”? (a) heart (b) thumb (c) nails (d) bones
17. 17.Fill the gap: We wear shoes on our ___. (a) hands (b) knees (c) feet (d) ears
18. 18.Which word means “joins arm to the body”? (a) palm (b) nails (c) lips (d) shoulder
19. 19.Fill the gap: Earrings are worn on the ___. (a) ears (b) ankles (c) wrists (d) knees
20. 20.Which word is the odd one out? (a) chin (b) mouth (c) stomach (d) eyes
21. 21.Which word is the odd one out? (a) forehead (b) mouth (c) heart (d) eyes
22. 22.What does “stomach” mean? (a) middle joint of the leg (b) we hear with them (c) holds the food we eat (d) soft edges of the mouth
23. 23.What does “eyebrows” mean? (a) joins arm to the body (b) bottom of the face (c) joins hand and arm (d) hair above the eyes
24. 24.Which word means “covers the whole body”? (a) heel (b) cheeks (c) skin (d) chin
25. 25.Which word means “pumps blood in the body”? (a) ankle (b) heel (c) heart (d) thumb
26. 26.What does “brain” mean? (a) helps us think (b) joins hand and arm (c) back of the foot (d) covers the whole body
27. 27.Which word means “we taste with it”? (a) tongue (b) ears (c) shoulder (d) knee
28. 28.Which word means “back of the foot”? (a) heel (b) shoulder (c) thumb (d) palm
29. 29.Fill the gap: We hear music with our ___. (a) ears (b) nose (c) teeth (d) knees
30. 30.Which word means “the short, thick finger”? (a) cheeks (b) thumb (c) brain (d) skin
31. 31.What does “elbow” mean? (a) we see with them (b) middle joint of the arm (c) we taste with it (d) hard parts inside us
32. 32.Which word is the odd one out? (a) mouth (b) nose (c) chin (d) wrist
33. 33.Fill the gap: The food we swallow goes down into the ___. (a) brain (b) lungs (c) stomach (d) heart
34. 34.Which word means “top of the face”? (a) shoulder (b) bones (c) forehead (d) tongue
35. 35.Which word is the odd one out? (a) nose (b) lips (c) kidneys (d) chin
36. 36.What does “skin” mean? (a) back of the foot (b) holds the food we eat (c) covers the whole body (d) the short, thick finger
37. 37.Fill the gap: Wash your ___ before eating. (a) ankles (b) hands (c) knees (d) elbows
38. 38.Fill the gap: The ___ pumps blood all over the body. (a) heart (b) stomach (c) brain (d) lungs
39. 39.Fill the gap: We wear a watch on the ___. (a) wrist (b) knee (c) neck (d) ankle
40. 40.Which word is the odd one out? (a) nose (b) lungs (c) cheeks (d) lips

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