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WorksheetsSkeletal System
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 19mins
Name bone a.
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Name bone b.
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Name bone c.
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Name bone d.
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Name bone e.
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Name bone e.
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Name bone f.
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Name bone g.
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Name bone h.
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Name bone i.
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Name bone j.
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Name bone k.
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Name bone l.
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What are the 5 major functions of the skeleton purpose?
1. Shape and Support
2. Allows you to move
3. Protects organs
4. Produces blood cells
5. Stores minerals
1. Shape and Stucture
2. Allows you to move
3. Protects bones
4. Produces blood cells
5. Stores minerals
1. Shape and Support
2. Allows you to move
3. Protects organs
4. Produces white blood cells
5. Stores minerals
1. Shape and Support
2. Allows you to eat
3. Protects organs
4. Produces blood cells
5. Stores bones
Name and describe 3 types of bone tissue parts/organs
1. compact bone; hard and dense
2. spongey bone; strong, spongy, tissue found towards the end of bones
3. marrow; soft tissue responsible for making red blood cells and filling in the gaps.
1. stiff bone; hard and dense
2. wet bone; weak, spongy, tissue found towards the end of bones
3. marrow; soft tissue responsible for making red blood cells and filling in the gaps.
1. compact bone; hard and dense
2. spongey bone; strong, spongy, tissue found towards the start of bones
3. marrow; hard tissue responsible for making red blood cells and filling in the gaps.
1. compact bone; hard and stiff
2. spongey bone; strong, spongy, tissue found towards the end of bones
3. joints; soft tissue responsible for making red blood cells and filling in the gaps.
What is the purpose of a joint?
The place where 2 bones glide, and allow bones to glide in certain ways. (Hinge, ball and socket, pivot, gliding)
The place where 2 bones meet, and allow bones to stay still. (Hinge, ball and socket, pivot, gliding)
The place where 2 bones meet, and allow bones to move in certain ways. (Hinge, ball and socket, pivot, gliding)
The place where 2 tendons meet, and allow bones to move in 2 ways. (Hinge, ball and socket, pivot, gliding)
What is a ligament?
Strong connective tissue that hold bone together at a joint.
Strong connective bone that hold bone together at a joint.
Strong connective tendon that hold bone together at a joint.
Strong connective muscle that hold bone together at a joint.
What is cartilage?
A soft connective tissue that cover the ends of bones to prevent bones from rubbing together.
A soft connective tendon that cover the ends of bones to prevent bones from pushing together.
A soft connective muscle that cover the ends of bones to prevent bones from moving away.
A soft connective cartkuafe that cover the ends of bones to prevent bones from rubbing together.
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