Tissue ish
Joints ish
Bones ish
Muscles ish
Skin ish
100

A tough tissue that connects muscle to bone

Tendon 

100

This joint allows movement in only one direction

hinge joint 

100

A thin, tough outer membrane covering of the bone

Periosteum

100

Muscle found along the walls of organs.

smooth muscle 

100

Protein found in hair and nails

Keratin

200

Tough but flexible tissue that covers the ends of the bones at a joint, gives shape to the nose and ears.

cartilage 

200

This joint allows bones to move in a circular motion

ball and socket joint 

200

To shorten, muscles do this to cause movement

contract 

200

Muscle that you can control

voluntary 

200

The top layer of skin

epidermis

300

What is responsible for making your body move?

muscle 

300

The place where two or more bones meet

joint 

300

Inner layer of bone, holes in this layer make bones light

spongy bone 

300

Muscle that is attached to bone

skeletal muscle 

300

Pigment responsible for skin color

Melanin

400

A tough tissue that connects bones to bone

ligament 

400

A solid substance that makes bones stronger

Calcium

400

A soft material inside of bone that makes blood cells

bone marrow 

400

Muscle that you cannot control

involuntary muscle 

400

Second layer of skin, contains blood vessels and nerves

dermis

500
Is the cardiac muscle ( the muscle surrounding your heart) voluntary or involuntary

involuntary

500

A break in a bone

fracture 

500

Largest bone in our body

Femur

500

Muscle found only in the heart, contracts to pump blood

cardiac muscle 

500

Third layer of skin, mostly made of fat

Hypodermis

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