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WorksheetsStructure and Movement 7th grade SCIENCE
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
Vocab: the basic framework of the body
Skeleton systems
Cardic muscle
Ligament
Tendons
Vocab: thick, smooth layer of tissue that covers the ends of bones
Ligaments
Cartilage
Joints
Muscles
Vocab: any place where two bone sticks meet
Moveable joints
Tendons
Joints
Smooth muscles
Vocab: tough bands of tissue that hold bones together
Epidermis
Skeletal muscle
Dermis
Ligament
Vocab: the kind of joints between skull bones
Movable Joints
Immovable Joints
Muscle
Dermis
Vocab: organ that relaxes and contracts
Tendons
Muscle
Cardiac muscle
Melanin
Vocab: any muscle that you do not consciously control
voluntary muscle
smooth muscle
tendons
involuntary muscle
Vocab: voluntary muscles that are the most numerous in the body
involuntary muscle
skeletal muscles
smooth muscle
skeleton system
Vocab: thick bands of tissue that attach muscles to bones
tendons
ligaments
goints
muscle
Vocab: involuntary muscles in the digestive smooth
immovable joints
smooth muscle
periosteum
cartilage
Vocab: involuntary muscle found only in the heart
smooth muscle
ligament
cartilage
cardiac muscle
What is E in the picture shown?
melanin
epidermis
compact
spongy
What is D in the picture shown?
periosteum
dermis
compact
tendons
What is F, G, and H in the picture shown?
spongy
melanin
compact
periodsteum
What are the five major functions of the skeletal systems? (pick 2 answers)
protect organs
protection
gives shape and support to your body
regulation of body temperature
What are the five major functions of the skeletal systems? (pick 3 answers)
elimination of wastes
major muscles are attached to bones
sensory response
calcium and phosphorus compounds are stored in your skeleton for later use
Blood cells are formed in the marrow in the center of your bones
What are the five main functions of skin? (pick 2 answers)
gives shape to our bodies
Formation of vitamin D
absorbs water when it rains
protection
What are the five main functions of skin? (pick 3 answers)
sensory response
elimination of wastes
major muscles are attached
protects organs
regulation of body temps
What are the three types of movable joints? (pick 3 answers)
Pirot
Ball-and-Socket
Hinge
Immovable
Gliding
What is an example of an immovable joint?
elbows
skull
head
hips
What is an example of a pirot joint?
turning your head
wrists
elbows
hips
What is an example of a Ball-and-Socket joint?
turning our head
skull
ankles
hips
What is an example of a gliding joint?
skull
hips
wrists
hips
