Muscles and Bones Assessment

_____ are where two or more bones meet or come together.

• Joints

• Skulls

• Spines

• Muscles

__________ attach muscles to bones or other parts of the body.

• skeletons

• tendons

• muscles

• bones

The _______ is the top part of the skull which protects your brain.

• heart

• bones

• cranium

• skin

There are 24 __________ stacked on top of one another to make up your spinal column.

• hearts

• skulls

• muscles

• vertebrae

Your hips make up part of the _______.

• pelvic

• skull

• cranium

• skeletal system

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Ligaments are ____________________.

• a band of tissues that connects bones

• muscles that you are able to control

• your shoulder is this kind of joint

• muscles which you don't control

Cartilage is _____________________.

• a cushion that keeps bones from rubbing together as well as strong, flexible material that forms parts of your body

• a band of tissue that connects bones

• muscles that you are able to control

• muscles which you don't control

An example of a Ball and socket joint ____________________.

• your skull

• your shoulder joint

• your heart

• your bladder

Involuntary muscles ________________.

• are muscles you are able to control

• are a band of tissue that connects bones

• are muscles you don't control. The brain controls them for you.

• your shoulder joint is this kind of joint

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Voluntary muscles are ___________.

• muscles that you are able to control

• muscles which you don't control, the brain controls them for you

• a cushion that keeps bones from rubbing together

• a band of tissue that connects bones