Font size
WorksheetsScience 4 Test 6
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 13mins
A group of bones forming the frame for the body is the ____.
cartilage
ligament
skeleton
The 33 bones in the back that protect the spinal cord are the ____.
vertebrae
phalanges
ribs
Bones have a hard outer layer and then a layer of ____ bone.
jelly-like
light, spongy
soft, heavy
Some bones are filled with soft, jelly-like material that produces new blood cells. This material is called ____.
cartilage
ligament
marrow
An immovable joint can be found in the ____.
elbow
hip
skull
A joint that allows only back-and-forth movement is a ____ joint.
ball-and-socket
hinge
pivot
A joint that allows side-to-side movement is a ____ joint.
ball-and-socket
hinge
pivot
A joint that allows movement in many directions is a ______ joint.
Tissue that moves a part of the human body is called a _______.
Calcium is a _______ that makes your bones strong and hard.
Healthy bones and muscles are maintained by ____.
Proper exercise and nutrition
Adequate surgery and hydration
Proper medication and rest
An injury to the ligaments and blood vessels that happens when a joint is twisted too.
A crack or break in a bone that happens when a bone is put under too much pressure.
God designed bones to store (a) and release them to the rest of the body.
When a skeletal muscle contracts, it pulls on a (a) to move a bone.
Muscles that you cannot control are called (a) muscles.
Leg muscles are examples of (a) muscles.
Identify the major bones in the body.
Write the answer: How did God design muscles and bones to work together in which way?
Bones are moved by muscles which are attached to the bones by tendons. When one muscle contracts, the other muscle relaxes. When muscles contract, they pull on the tendons and the bones move.
Tendons are moved by bones which are attached to the bones by ligaments. When one bone contracts, the other bone relaxes. When bones contract, they pull on the ligaments and the muscles move.
Bones are moved by muscles which are attached to the bones by ligaments. When one tendon contracts, the other tendon relaxes. When muscles contract, they pull on the ligaments and the bones move.
Bones are moved by tendons which are attached to the bones by ligaments. When one tendon contracts, the other tendon relaxes. When bones contract, they pull on the ligaments and the bones move.
Write the answer: How do bones, ligaments, and cartilage work together according to God’s design?
Bones support the body. Ligaments hold the bones of the skeleton together. bones, and cartilage keeps the bones from rubbing against one another.
Cartilage support the body. Ligaments hold the bones of the skeleton together. bones, and blood vessels keep the bones from rubbing against one another.
Bones support the body. Cartilage hold the bones of the skeleton together. bones, and ligaments keep the bones from rubbing against one another.
Tendons support the body. Cartilage holds the bones of the skeleton together. bones, and ligaments keep the bones from rubbing against one another.
