WorksheetsDance Anatomy
Total questions: 56
Worksheet time: 30mins
Which is NOT one of the main functions of bones in the body?
Provide structure for the body.
Provide a place for muscles to attach.
Protect our tendons.
Protect our organs.
What are the 3 main joint shapes that we use in dance?
Ball and Socket, Hinge, and Rotational.
Ball and Socket, Hinge, and Gliding.
Ball and Bat, Hinge, and Gliding.
Ball and Socket, Rolling, and Gliding.
The (a) is a ball and socket joint.
Where can GLIDING joints be found in the body.
Ankles and Wrists.
Vertebrae and Knees.
Neck and Elbows.
Shoulders and Toes.
Two hinge joints in the body can be found in the _____ and _____.
Hips and Shoulders.
Ankles and Wrists.
Elbows and Wrists.
Elbows and Knees.
What are the 3 types of muscle in the body?
Smooth, Rough, and Skeletal.
Silky, Cardiac, and Skeletal.
Smooth, Cardiac, and Rough.
Smooth Cardiac, and Skeletal.
What is CARDIAC muscle?
Muscle that makes up the heart.
Muscle that makes up our lungs.
Muscle that makes us move.
Muscle that makes up our liver.
What type of muscle moves our bones?
Cardiac
Smooth
Skeletal
None of these.
What action do ALL muscles do?
Pull
Push
Stretch
Press
What bone is #1 pointing to?
Spine.
Skull.
Tibia.
Femur.
What bone is #2 pointing to?
Cruciate.
Vertebrae.
Clavicle.
Tarsals.
What bone is #3 pointing to?
Skull.
Femur.
Ulna.
Humerus.
What bone is #4 pointing to?
Radius.
Femur.
Ulna.
Ribs.
What bone is #5 pointing to?
Radius.
Femur.
Ulna.
Ribs.
What bone is #6 pointing to?
Pelvis.
Skull.
Fibula.
Phalanges.
What bone is #7 pointing to?
Pelvis.
Tibia.
Metatarsals.
Femur.
What bone is #8 pointing to? (The bigger bone in the front.)
Fibula.
Tibia.
Metatarsals.
Tarsals.
What bone is #9 pointing to? (The smaller bone in the back.)
Fibula.
Tibia.
Metatarsals.
Tarsals.
What group of bones are labeled #1?
Tarsals
Metatarsals
Phalanges
What group of bones are labeled #2?
Tarsals
Metatarsals
Phalanges
What group of bones are labeled #3?
Tarsals
Metatarsals
Phalanges
Which number points to the skull?
1
2
3
4
Which number points to the CLAVICLE?
3
7
2
9
Which number points to the HUMERUS?
3
7
2
9
Which number points to the RADIUS?
1
9
7
4
Which number points to the ULNA?
6
5
1
9
Which number points to the PELVIS?
6
5
1
9
Which number points to the FEMUR?
6
7
8
9
Which number points to the TIBIA?
6
7
8
9
Which number points to the FIBULA?
6
7
8
9
Which number points to the TARSALS?
1
2
3
Which number points to the METATARSALS?
1
2
3
Which number points to the PHALANGES?
1
2
3
Select the 3 main functions of our bones.
Provide structure for the body.
Provide a place for muscles to attach.
Protect our tendons.
Protect our organs.
Select the 3 main joint shapes that we use most in dance?
Ball and Socket
Rolling
Hinge
Gliding
Select the 3 main functions of our bones.
Provide structure for the body.
Provide a place for muscles to attach.
Protect our tendons.
Protect our organs.
The shoulder and the hip are what type of joints?
Ball and Socket
Hinge
Gliding
The elbow and knee are what type of joints?
Ball and Socket
Hinge
Gliding
The wrist and ankle (tarsals) are what type of joints?
Ball and Socket
Hinge
Gliding
Which of the following are types of muscle?
Smooth
Rough
Cardiac
Tendon
Which muscle group is #1 pointing to?
Hamstrings
Glutes
Gastrocnemius
Which muscle group is #2 pointing to?
Hamstrings
Glutes
Gastrocnemius
Which muscle group is #3 pointing to?
Hamstrings
Glutes
Gastrocnemius
What movement do the ADDUCTORS do?
Move legs apart
Move legs together
Bend the knee
Straighten the knee
What movement do the QUADRICEPS do?
Move legs apart
Move legs together
Bend the knee
Straighten the knee
What movement does the GASTROCNEMIUS do?
Point your foot
Move legs together
Flex your foot
Straighten the knee
What movement do the HAMSTRINGS do?
Move legs apart
Move legs together
Bend the knee
Straighten the knee
What movement do the GLUTES do?
Move legs apart
Move legs together
Move your leg back
Move your leg forward
What muscle group is #1 pointing to?
Adductors
Glutes
Gastrocnemius
Hamstrings
What muscle group is #2 pointing to?
Adductors
Glutes
Quadriceps
Hamstrings
Which abdominal muscle is this?
Rectus
Oblique
Transverse
Which abdominal muscle is this?
Rectus
Oblique
Transverse
Which abdominal muscle is this?
Rectus
Oblique
Transverse
What action does your RECTUS ABDOMINUS do?
Bending backward
Bending forward
Twisting
Bending Sideways
What action does your OBLIQUE ABDOMINUS do?
Bending backward
Bending forward
Twisting
All torso action.
What action does your TRANSVERSE ABDOMINUS do?
Bending backward
Bending forward
Twisting
All torso action.
