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WorksheetsMovement Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
This type of is also known as a plane joint
Gliding
Adduction
Condylar
Supination
This type of movement occurs when you life your shoulders to shrug
Ball and Socket
Hinge
Elevation
Pronation
This type of movement means "to move toward" the median plane
Saddle
Adduction
Condylar
Hinge
This type of joint allows the most movement and maneuverability of all the synovial joints.
Ball and Socket
Circumduction
Pronation
Saddle
This type of movement occues when you lift your arms away from your body in a jumping jack or when making a snow angel
Gliding
Abduction
Condylar
Supination
This type of joint allows you to use your thumb to grab things with your hand in a way that you can't with your foot.
Condylar
Pivot
Supination
Saddle
This type of joint is part of your wrist and looks like a pedestal with the joint on top.
Pivot
Condylar
Circumduction
Pronation
This type of movement allows you to move your arms in a circle like a back stroke
Gliding
Circumduction
Pronation
Pivot
This type of movement allows you to turn your arms backward, like when doing the Macarena dance and you flip your palms over.
Hinge
Pivot
Pronation
Supination
This type of joint allows you to do movements like turning your arms backwards.
Pivot
Elevation
Saddle
Condylar
The meeting place between two or more bones is known as ________
Ligaments
Synarthroses
Tendons
Joint
__________ connect bones to bones
Ligaments
Synarthroses
Tendons
Joint
Movement occurs when muscles ___________.
Contract
Glide
Elevate
Retract
__________ causes a change in the length of the muscles, where as ___________ cause no change in length.
Isotonic, Synarthroses
Flexion, Isometric
Isotonic, Isometric
Extension, Flexion
The more moveable the joint, the _____ stable it is.
Less
More
The cranial bones of the skull are immovable, held together by collagen fibers. These joints would be classified functionally as ___________ and structurally as ____________.
Synarthroses, Synovial
Amphiarthrosis, Cartilaginous
Synarthroses, Fibrous
Amphiarthroses, Synovial
When a person does a bicep curl, what do we call the upward motion?
Flexion
Extension
When a person does a bicep curl, what do we call the downward motion?
Flexion
Extension
This is the type of connective tissue that attaches muscle to bone.
Ligament
Joints
Tendons
The joint that makes the bicep curl possible only moves in one direction. What is the structural and funtional types.
Diarthrosis, Fibrous
Amphiarthrosis, Cartilaginous
Synarthroses, Fibrous
Diathrosis, Synovial
