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Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
The place where 2 __________ are attached in the skeletal system is known as joint.
Ribs
Tissue
Bones
Jow
Joint which allow movements in all direction is known as__________ joint.
Ball and socket
Pivot
Hinge
Bony
A newly born baby has around _______ bones and an adult has_______ bones.
205,306
305,206
107,119
305,208
The Bony frame formed by the ribs around the__________is called ribcage.
Lungs
Organs
Chest
All the above
Joint which do not allow movement is called __________. Eg: Joints in skull(except _________).
Hinge,lower jow
Left,right
Fixed joint,lower jow
Bones
_____________ move with thick muscular foot.
Snake
Snails
Spider
Earthworms
Two _______________ bones on back of shoulder are known as shoulder bones.
Premium
Prominent
Possible
Powerful
There are ____ pairs of ribs.
33
19
206
22
Earthworms move by repeated ______________ and expansions of muscles.
Expansion
Vertebral
Hinge joint
Contraction
Knee and elbow are the example of
Ball and socket joint
Joint
Hinge joint
Pivot
All of the above
Which bone starts from neck to hip
Pivot joint
Ball and socket
Vertebral column
Cockroach bone
The soft bone which can be bent is called as_____________.Eg:_______,___________.
Cartilage,ear lobe,nose tip
Cartilage,eyes,lungs
Both
None
The joint which allow_________and__________ movement is called hinge joint.
Forward and backward
Right and left
Back and forth
Both
Snail move with thick muscular foot
True
False
Both
None of these
Spider moves by repeated contraction and expansion of muscles
True
False
Both
None of
Wrist is made up of ____ regular shaped bones
8
2
9
180
The Skeleton is the ___________ framework of the body which provides support shape and protection to the ____________ and organs in our body
Soft tissues, Bony
Bony ,soft tissues
Soft tissues and organs
All of the above
Example of ball and socket joint:
Shoulder
Neck
Elbow
Chest
There are 206 bones in
Adult
Child
Newly born baby
All
_____________bone are the enclosed portion of the body below the stomach.
Pelvic girdle
Pelvic
Ball and socket
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