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- 1. Multiple ChoiceWhy do adults have less bones than babies?Some bones are broken down as the person gets olderSome bones fuse together as a person gets olderSome bones disappear
- 2. Multiple ChoiceMatch:
1) Compact bone A) cushions the joints
2) Spongy bone B) contains red marrow
3) Cartilage C) strong, bears weight1-A , 2-B , 3-C1-C , 2-B , 3-A1-B , 2-C , 3-A - 3. Multiple ChoiceA hinge type of joint is one that moves back and forth only. Which one below is an example of hinge type of joint?ElbowShoulderSkull bones
- 4. Multiple ChoiceA socket type of joint is one that can move to multiple directions. Which one below is a socket type of joint?ElbowShoulderSkull bones
- 5. Multiple ChoiceAn immovable type of joint does not have the ability to move. Which one below is an immovable type of joint?ElbowShoulderSkull bones
- 6. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the difference between ligament and tendon?Ligament connects bone to bone; tendon connects muscle to boneLigament connects muscle to bone; tendon connects bone to boneLigament and tendon are different names for the same structure
- 7. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the importance of the red bone marrow?It protects the bones, cushioning joints and reducing frictionIt contains fat cells, that help reduce the weight of the bonesIt produces blood cells
- 8. Multiple ChoiceWhich option below is a voluntary movement? (use muscles you can control)Heart pumping bloodIntestinal muscles moving food for digestionClicking on the correct answer for this question
- 9. Multiple ChoiceWhich option below is an involuntary movement? (use muscles you cannot control)BreathingRunningWaving
- 10. Multiple ChoiceWhere is the skeletal muscle found?Attached to bonesInside hollow organs such as stomach and intestinesHeart
- 11. Multiple ChoiceWhere is smooth muscle found?Attached to musclesInside hollow organs such as stomach and intestinesHeart
- 12. Multiple ChoiceWhere is cardiac muscle found?Attached to bonesInside hollow organs such as stomach and intestinesHeart
- 13. Multiple ChoiceWhich type of muscle is the kind that does tire? (muscle fatigue)SkeletalSmoothCardiac
- 14. Multiple Choice
In the diagram above, the biceps is contracting while the triceps is relaxedIn the diagram above, the biceps is relaxed while the triceps is contractingIn the diagram above, the biceps and the triceps are both relaxed - 15. Multiple ChoiceRed marrow is found in "e" , the spongy bone areaYellow marrow is found in "e" , the spongy bone areaRed marrow is found in "g" , the medulary cavity
- 16. Multiple ChoiceIn the diagram above, cartilage is "c" (the green area)In the diagram above, cartilage is "e" (the red area)In the diagram above, cartilage is "f" (the pink area)
- 17. Multiple ChoiceOne important function of our muscles is to produce heat. How is that possible?Muscles contract causing body to shiver, and therefore producing heatMuscles break down sunlight energyMuscles use fat from the yellow marrow to produce energy
- 18. Multiple ChoiceWhich option below is INCORRECT about the function of bones?The rib cage protects organs such as the heart and lungsThe skull protects the brainThe skull bones are already fused together at the time of birth
- 19. Multiple ChoiceWhere is yellow marrow found?in the middle of the bone (medullary cavity)at the ends of the bone (epiphysis)inside the skeletal muscle
- 20. Multiple ChoiceWhat is a joint? (articular area)Where 2 or more bones meet and are connectedWhere the tendon attaches the muscle to the boneWhere you find yellow marrow
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