Thursday 5/20

Thursday 5/20

Skeletal System

Multiple Choice

what is the correct layers, starting on the outside?

• bone marrow, spongy bone, compact bone, periosteum

• spongy bone, compact bone, periosteum, bone marrow

• compact bone, bone marrow, spongy bone, periosteum

• periosteum, compact bone, spongy bone, bone marrow

Multiple Choice

Which describes periosteum?

• thin outer membrane

• smooth outermost later of the bone that provides strength

• where fat cells are stored

• soft, flexible layer that has many spaces between it

• where the body produces red blood cells

Multiple Choice

Which describes red bone marrow?

• thin outer membrane

• smooth outermost later of the bone that provides strength

• where fat cells are stored

• soft, flexible layer that has many spaces between it

• where the body produces red blood cells

Multiple Choice

Which describes spongy bone?

• thin outer membrane

• smooth outermost later of the bone that provides strength

• where fat cells are stored

• soft, flexible layer that has many spaces between it

• where the body produces red blood cells

Multiple Choice

Which describes yellow bone marrow?

• thin outer membrane

• smooth outermost later of the bone that provides strength

• where fat cells are stored

• soft, flexible layer that has many spaces between it

• where the body produces red blood cells

Multiple Choice

Which describes compact bone?

• thin outer membrane

• smooth outermost later of the bone that provides strength

• where fat cells are stored

• soft, flexible layer that has many spaces between it

• where the body produces red blood cells

Multiple Choice

how many types of bone are there?

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

• purple

Multiple Choice

A bone's length exceeds the width and thickness, is found in both the upper leg, and has a marrow cavity. It can withstand the great force generated when the body moves and changes direction. What type of bone is this?

• short

• long

• flat

• sesamoid

• irregular

Multiple Choice

A bone is embedded in a tendon. It has a round shape. A large one covers the knee joint. What type of bone is this?

• short

• long

• flat

• sesamoid

• irregular

Multiple Choice

A bone is quite thin and contains a layer of spongy bone between two layers of compact bone. It has marrow, but no cavity, and is found in the chest and the skull. What type of bone is this?

• short

• long

• flat

• sesamoid

• irregular

Multiple Choice

A bone has approximately equal length, width, and thickness and is found in the hand or ankle. What type of bone is this?

• short

• long

• flat

• sesamoid

• irregular

Multiple Choice

A bone that doesn't fit into the other categories, and protects an organ. What kind of bone is this?

• short

• long

• flat

• sesamoid

• irregular

Multiple Choice

the skeletal system works with what other system to allow movement?

• nervous

• circulatory

• respiratory

• muscular

Multiple Choice

A tendon

• is how a bone attaches to a muscle

• is where two bones meet

Multiple Choice

A joint

• is how a bone attaches to a muscle

• is where two bones meet

Multiple Choice

all joints work the same

• true

• false

Multiple Choice

a joint that allows someone to do bicep curls with his arms

• ball-and-socket joint

• hinge joint

• gliding joint

• pivot joint

Multiple Choice

A joint that allows a person to kick to her side in karate

• ball-and-socket joint

• hinge joint

• gliding joint

• pivot joint

Multiple Choice

a joint that allows bending over, as in taking a bow

• ball-and-socket joint

• hinge joint

• gliding joint

• pivot joint

Multiple Choice

A joint that allows a pitcher to throw a baseball

• ball-and-socket joint

• hinge joint

• gliding joint

• pivot joint

Multiple Choice

a joint that allows a driver to look in many directions

• ball-and-socket joint

• hinge joint

• gliding joint

• pivot joint

Multiple Choice

where two bones meet

• joints

• tendons

• ligaments

• cartilage

Multiple Choice

tissues that connect the ends of bones

• joints

• tendons

• ligaments

• cartilage

Multiple Choice

prevents bones from rubbing up against each other

• joints

• tendons

• ligaments

• cartilage

Multiple Choice

tissues that connect muscles to bone and allow the bones to move

• joints

• tendons

• ligaments

• cartilage

Get on Discovery and search "bones on the move"

Use the exploration to help you answer the following questions

Multiple Select

Which two joints are found in the hand?

• ball-and-socket

• pivot

• saddle

• hinge

• ellipsoid

Multiple Choice

Which type of joint is found in the neck, forearms, and elbow?

• gliding

• sadle

• pivot

• ball-and-socket

• hinge

Multiple Choice

What type of bone movement does a pivot joinit allow?

• joints move back and forth in only one direction

• joints can slide past each other but do not allow for much movement

• joints slide back and forth

• bones to twist or rotate around one another

Multiple Choice

Which joint allows only a swinging, back-and-forth movement?

• gliding

• sadle

• pivot

• ball-and-socket

• hinge

Multiple Choice

Which joint allows the widest range of movement?

• glidding

• sadle

• pivot

• ball-and-socket

• hinge

Multiple Choice

Which joint allows you to bend your neck

• gliding

• sadle

• pivot

• ball-and-socket

• hinge