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IB SEHS - Topic 1 Quiz

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Identify the muscle.
a)
Pectorals
b)
Tricep
c)
Bicep
d)
Quadriceps
2.
Identify the muscle.
a)
Hamstring
b)
Pectorals
c)
Abdominals
d)
Quadriceps
3.
Identify the muscle.
a)
Obliques
b)
Trapezius
c)
Gluteus Maximus
d)
Latissimus Dorsi
4.

Name this muscle.

a)

deltoids

b)

latissimus dorsi

c)

gluteus maximus

d)

gastrocnemius

5.
a)
Latissimius Dorsi
b)
Trapezius
c)
Triceps
d)
Erectors
6.

The point where two bones come together is known as a

a)

Ligament

b)

Joint

c)

Tendon

d)

Bursa

7.

Connective tissue responsible for connecting bone to bone:

a)

Cartilage

b)

Tendon

c)

Ligament

d)

Adipose

8.

Connective tissue that functions in securing muscle to bone

a)

Hyaline Cartilage

b)

Adipose

c)

Ligament

d)

Tendon

9.

Joint type with no movement, examples are sutures found in the skull.

a)

Fibrous

b)

Cartilagenous

c)

Synovial

10.

Joint type most important for mobility, also the most commonly occurring joint type.

a)

Fibrous

b)

Cartilagenous

c)

Synovial

11.

Joint type with limited movement, includes joints found in the vertebral column.

a)

Fibrous

b)

Cartilagenous

c)

Synovial

12.

Articular cartilage is show at number

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

13.

Small fluid filled sacs found where two structures rub against each other (seen on the diagram) and found in high stress areas are known as:

a)

Capsules

b)

Bursae

c)

Menisci

d)

Synovial Membranes

14.

Which are components of the axial skeleton?

a)

Ribs, Clavicle, Ilium

b)

Skull, Vertebrae, Sternum

c)

Ribs, Clavicle, Sternum

d)

Skull, Vertebrae, Ilium

15.

Which bones form part of the appendicular skeleton?

a)

Femur, radius, ribs, patella

b)

Coccyx, humerus, ulna, tibia

c)

Pelvic girdle, clavicle, fibula, carpals

d)

Sternum, phalanges, femur, tarsals

16.

Which are the four types of bones?

a)

Short, periosteum, long, regular

b)

Long, short, irregular, flat

c)

Compact, irregular, flat, long

d)

Flat, short, compact, regular

17.

Which bones are found within the axial skeleton?

a)

clavicle, ilium, skull

b)

ilium, skull, sternum

c)

vertebrate, ribs, ilium

d)

sternum, vertebrate, ribs

18.

Joint type with limited movement, includes joints found in the vertebral column.

a)

Fibrous

b)

Cartilagenous

c)

Synovial

19.
What is the name of the outermost layer of bone?
a)
Compact
b)
Marrow
c)
Spongy
d)
Periosteum 
20.
What are the 3 types of muscles?
a)
Cardiac, smooth and skeletal
b)
Cardiac, skeletal, prime
c)
Flexion, extension, smooth
d)
Skeletal, smooth, stringy
21.
Myofibrils are divided into lengthwise fragments called __________.
a)
Sarcomeres
b)
Epimysium
c)
Endomysium
d)
Perimysium
22.
connective tissue that extends inward from the epimysium separating muscle tissue into fascicles
a)
endomysium
b)
perimysyium
c)
aponeurosis
d)
tendon
23.
What muscle elevates and depresses the scapula?
a)
Serratus Anterior
b)
Latissimus Dorsi
c)
Trapesiuz
d)
Brachioradialis
24.

Select all that apply. In comparison to the metatarsals the humerus...

a)

inferior

b)

proximal

c)

distal

d)

medial

25.

Select all that apply. In comparison to the sternum the scapula...

a)

anterior

b)

posterior

c)

lateral

d)

medial

26.

Connective tissue responsible for connecting bone to muscle:

a)

Cartilage

b)

Tendon

c)

Ligament

d)

Adipose

27.

Connective tissue responsible for cushioning the ends of bones in a joint:

a)

Cartilage

b)

Tendon

c)

Ligament

d)

Adipose

28.

Which one of these options does NOT list different types of synovial joints?

a)

Hinge, Ball & Socket, Condyloid

b)

Pivot, Rotating, Gliding

c)

Pivot, Saddle, Hinge

d)

Gliding, Hinge, Pivot

29.

The ability of muscle to shorten is known as....

a)

Contractility

b)

Extensibility

c)

Elasticity

d)

Hypertrophy

30.

The ability of muscle to return to normal size is known as....

a)

Contractility

b)

Extensibility

c)

Elasticity

d)

Hypertrophy

31.

The wasting of muscle tissue due to injury or disuse is known as...

a)

Atrophy

b)

Hypertrophy

c)

Hypotrophy

d)

Anatrophy

32.
What tissue type is this?
a)
Skeletal muscle
b)
Nervous tissue
c)
Adipose tissue
d)
'Specialised' connective tissue
33.

The tissue which is uninucleated and branched.

a)

Skeletal tissue

b)

Cardiac Tissue

c)

Smooth muscle

d)

Striated muscle

34.

Identify the tissue.

a)

Striated tissue

b)

Cardiac tissue

c)

Smooth tissue

d)

Skeletal tissue

35.

Which letter represents the ulna and cartilage respectively?

a)

E and C

b)

F and D

c)

F and C

d)

E and D

36.

Thick filament and thin filament in muscle respectively is called ...

a)

Actin and Myosin

b)

Myosin and Actin

c)

Myofibril and myofilament

d)

Myofilament and myofibril

37.

The entire muscle is encased by connective tissue called the

a)

sacromere

b)

sarcoplasm

c)

myosin

d)

epimysium

38.

The connective tissue coverings of a skeletal muscle, listed from superficial to deep, are:

a)

endomysium, perimysium, and epimysium

b)

endomysium, epimysium, and perimysium

c)

epimysium, endomysium, and perimysium

d)

epimysium, perimysium, and endomysium

39.

Number 4 is pointing to a...

a)

Muscle

b)

Fascile

c)

Muscle Fiber

d)

Myofibril

40.

All muscles have at least two attachment points on the skeletal system. Which of the following is true regarding these attachments?

a)

The origin is the non-moveable attachment point.

b)

The insertion is the non-moveable attachment point.

c)

The origin is typically the inferior attachment point.

d)

The insertion is typically the medial attachment point.