Question

a person sees a book on a table and picks up the book. which organ systems allow the person to see the book and pick it up?

see the book \tnervous system
pick up the book \tnervous system and
\t\t\tmusculoskeletal system

see the book \tnervous system
pick up the book \tcirculatory system and
\t\t\tdigestive system

see the book \trespiratory system

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Explanation:

To see the book, the nervous system (including the eyes and brain for processing visual info) is needed. To pick up the book, the nervous system sends signals, and the musculoskeletal system (muscles and skeleton) enables movement. The first option correctly pairs "See the Book" with the nervous system and "Pick Up the Book" with the nervous system and musculoskeletal system. The second option's circulatory/digestive systems don't help with picking up, and the third's respiratory system is for breathing, not seeing.

Answer:

The first option (with "See the Book: nervous system" and "Pick Up the Book: nervous system and musculoskeletal system")