Movements in the human body

We can move our body at specific locations due to the presence of

• endoskeleton

• joints

• sesamoid bones

• None

The joint where the skull meets the neck is a

• gliding joint

• ball and socket joint

• hinge joint

• Pivot joint

The bones at the elbow are joined by a

• hinge joint

• pivot joint

• ball and socket joint

• gliding joint

what is a cartilage

• soft tissue present between two bones

• joint that allows slight movement

• framework of bones

• a thick fibrous tissue

what type of joint is this

• hinge joint

• ball and socket joint

• pivot joint

• gliding joint

what am I

• exoskeleton

• joint

• muscles

• Human skeleton

thick fibrous tissue which joins the bones with muscles

Which of these is/are types of joints.

• Flat

• ball and socket

• hinge

• irregular

Which part of the human skeleton protects our brain

• spine

• skull

• limbs

• backbone

Which of these is not a function of the muscles

• provide support to the body

• help maintain posture whether a person is sitting or standing

• help us breathe, digest food and absorb shocks

• protect delicate internal organs of the body