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Review Musculatory and Skeletal

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 16mins

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Class
Date
1.

what function does the Skeletal system provide for the body

a)

It digests it mcdonalds gets rid of red blood cells and makes minerals and calcium

b)

It Supports and Protects the body and its organs it makes red blood cells stores and releases calcium and minerals and allows movement

c)

it doesn't allow movement it makes the organs very open not protected and makes red blood cells

d)

protects the body and organs

2.

What function does the Musculatory system do for the body

a)

It moves body parts by contracting(getting smaller) and it controls life functions like digestion, breathing,heartbeat etc

b)

to controls the body's toes and filanges

c)

only controls the heart and ears

d)

it controls your spine and bones

3.

What do the words Voluntary and involuntary mean?

a)

Voluntary means that you activate that part of the body yourself and involuntary means means that the body automatically activates that part of the body

b)

Voluntary means that the body automatically activates that part of the body and involuntary means you activate that part of the body

c)

they both mean that the body does all the work and you have to do nothing

d)

they both mean that you have to do everything for your body like beat your heartbeat or digest your own food

4.

Flexors _____ the joint and Extensors ____ The join

a)

Close and open the joint

b)

open and close the joint

c)

stretch and outstretch the joint

d)

break and unbreak the joint

5.

The cartilage is found between which 2 things

a)

2 bones

b)

your fingers

c)

your eyes

d)

your brain and tongue

6.

Cardiac muscle is only found your

a)

foot

b)

hand

c)

heart

d)

brain

7.

muscle is attached to bones with

a)

rubber bands

b)

tape

c)

tendons

d)

ligaments

8.

what connects bones together

a)

Ligaments

b)

Tendons

c)

pasta

d)

cartilage

9.

your internal organs are

a)

involuntary

b)

voluntary

c)

rock hard

d)

blue

10.

Peristalsis means

a)

squeezing a banana

b)

squeezing food through your digestive track or canal

c)

squeezing a fish through your ear

d)

squeezing blood through your heart

11.

what is 2 bones together called

a)

tendons

b)

ligaments

c)

cartilage

d)

a joint

12.

cartilage does what for your bones

a)

only allows flexibility and smooth movement

b)

it only allows smooth movement

c)

it has shock absorption allows smooth movement and in some areas it allows flexibility

d)

it only allows shock absorption and flexibility

13.

a hinge joint is

a)

2 or more bones only able to move along on axis and to flex or extend

b)

allows 2 or more bones to glide past one another in any direction along the plane of the joint

c)

doesn't allow movement in any of the joints

d)

the joint for a monkey

14.

gliding joint

a)

allow the bones to glide past one another in any direction along the plane of the joint, up and down left and right and diagonally.

b)

only allows the bone to move one way

c)

allows the eye to move anyway it wants and look anywhere

d)

it is a worms only bone

15.

what is one place an immovable joint

a)

the skull

b)

the hip

c)

root of the tooth

d)

ear

16.

what is one place you can find a pivot joint

a)

your neck

b)

your fingers

c)

your ulma

d)

your hip

17.

what is an example of a ball and socket joint

a)

your hip

b)

your wrist

c)

your shoulder

d)

your ankle

18.

where are red blood cells made

a)

in the center of the bone or the bone marrow

b)

in your heart

c)

in your ear

d)

in your foot

19.

what makes the bone lightweight, flexible and strong

a)

the bone marrow

b)

the hinge joint

c)

the periosteum

d)

the spongy part of the bone

20.

what is the thin part of the bone that allows nutrients to come in and out of the bone

a)

the periosteum

b)

the compact

c)

the tendons

d)

the cartilage

21.

what is the solid hard layer of tissue for strength in a bone called

a)

Ligaments

b)

bone marrow

c)

compact

d)

spongy