Skeletal System

What is cartilage?

• A type of bone that provides structure to the body.

• A flexible tissue that cushions joints and supports structures.

• A type of muscle that aids in movement.

• A hard tissue that connects muscles to bones.

What is the skeletal system?

• A system of muscles that enables movement.

• The framework of bones that supports and protects the body.

• A network of nerves that controls bodily functions.

• The system responsible for blood circulation.

What happens when you break a bone?

• Your body connects the bone together and it heals.

• The bone turns to dust and disappears.

• You need to have surgery immediately.

• The bone becomes stronger than before.

Why is it important to take care of your bones?

• It helps prevent injuries and keeps your body strong.

• It allows you to run faster and jump higher.

• It improves your eyesight and hearing.

• It increases your flexibility and balance.

What is the function of bones?

• Bones are primarily for storing fat.

• Bones support the body, protect organs, and help in movement.

• Bones are responsible for producing hormones.

• Bones are mainly for aesthetic purposes.

What is the smallest bone in the human body?

• Stapes

• Femur

• Tibia

• Humerus

What is a fracture?

• A break in a bone.

• A type of joint injury.

• A muscle tear.

• A skin abrasion.

What is the skull?

• The set of bones inside your head that protects your brain.

• A type of muscle that helps in chewing food.

• An organ that produces hormones in the body.

• A part of the digestive system that breaks down food.

What is the largest bone in the human body?

• Humerus

• Femur

• Tibia

• Radius

What is bone marrow?

• A type of muscle tissue that helps in movement.

• The soft tissue inside bones that produces blood cells.

• A hard structure that supports the body and protects organs.

• A fluid that circulates in the blood vessels.