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Skeletal System Quiz 107 (60 MCQs)

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1. What is the axial skeleton?
2. The bones to the right and left of the sternum are the
3. The entire muscle is encased by connective tissue called the
4. While osteoblasts work to build new bone tissue, osteoclasts:
5. What type of joint is indicated by the arrow?
6. This joint allows for side-to-side movement.
7. The framework of bones that forms the head and face.
8. These bones protects internal organs such as the lungs and heart from injury
9. Which of the following is a combining form that means bone marrow or spinal cord?
10. What is the primary function of flat bones?
11. What is the anatomical term of movement/motion for palm up?
12. The root word for bone is:
13. How many movements does a pivot joint have?
14. The ..... connects with all the muscles in the body and allows them to move.
15. This structure attaches bone to bone
16. Which of the following is an example of a first class lever?
17. ..... is a strong, flexible tissue that covers the ends of bones
18. Inside the compact outer layer of many bones you will find a lighter and less dense type of bone tissue (because it is porous). What is this type of bone called?
19. Which type of skeleton do insects have?
20. True or False. Muscles push bones?
21. This is where extra bone is made to help your bones grow longer.
22. Areas where two or more bones join together.
23. Where in the long bone would you expect to find bone marrow?
24. The strongest bone of the body is the .....
25. This part of bones is like a lattice of small reinforcements that gives bones strength but without adding mass:
26. How movable is the pelvis?
27. The epiphyseal plate allows the diaphysis of the bone to increase in diameter.
28. Lay new bone tissue and produce bone cells called osteocytes
29. True/False:Ligaments are strong cords that connect bone to bone
30. The tailbone is part of the
31. Which of these skeletons provides the best protection for animals?
32. What is the name of the collection of blood that forms at the site of a bone fracture?
33. Which of the following is not related to the human blood circulation system? Which of the following is not related to the human blood circulation system?
34. The skeletal system functions most like the ..... in a cell.
35. Which of these cavities contains the stomach?
36. Which main joint is found in the pelvic and rib area?
37. Which type of joint only moves unilaterally (in one direction)?
38. Skull and sternum classification as?
39. On the inside, is a porous spongy bone material called the trabecular bone. It is lightweight, which makes it easier for us to move around. في الداخل ، توجد مادة عظمية إسفنجية مسامية تسمى العظم التربيقي. إنه خفيف الوزن ، مما يسهل علينا التنقل.
40. A ball and socket joint is located
41. How many pairs of ribs are in the thoracic cage?
42. Which parts of the skin help you sense the world around you?
43. Once bones reach full ossification, they are no longer an active tissue.
44. CEREBELLUM IS RESPONSIBLE FOR LEARNING AND MEMORY
45. We can ..... our vertebral column?
46. The rupture or protrusion of a spinal disc; can cause pressure on the nerves .....
47. What protects our brain
48. One pair of bone slides over another (Vertebrae)
49. What type of joint is your hip?
50. When a bone breaks, it is called a fracture.
51. It gives your body structure and support. It allows you to move about freely and to bend with flexibility. It is also designed to protect your spinal cord.
52. Where two or more bone meet
53. Which part of the lower jaw helps you to chew food?
54. What is the name of the hip bone?
55. Lower jaw bone; connects to the skull in front of the ears;
56. Another joint that allows limited movement only. It is found at the part where a bone of the head meets the neck bone.
57. What is attached to the backbone, which forms the main axis of the skeleton?
58. Broken bone in which the bone is twisted apart or spiraled apart.
59. How do muscles cause movement?
60. What are tendons?
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