Bones
Muscles
Joints
Movements
General Sport
100

This is the longest bone in the body.

Femur

100

The term for the muscle that is the "prime mover".

Agonist

100

The shoulder and hip are classic examples of this type of joint.

Ball and socket

100

Bending your elbow to bring your hand closer to your shoulder is an example of this anatomical movement.

Flexion

100

The countries hosting the FIFA World Cup.

USA, Mexico and Canada

200

This is the anatomical name for the kneecap, a specialised bone that develops inside a tendon to protect the knee joint.

Patella

200

Located on the front of the upper arm, this muscle is often flexed to show off strength.

Biceps brachii

200

This type of joint is freely moveable to allow movement to occur.

Synovial joint

200

Doing a jumping jack requires you to move your arms away from the midline of your body, a movement known by this term.

Abduction

200

This F1 driver holds the record for the most Grand Prix wins in history and is a seven-time World Champion.

Lewis Hamilton

300

The radius rotates around this stabilising bone, which forms the bony point of your elbow.

Ulna

300

This large, kite-shaped muscle extends from the base of the skull down to the middle back and across to the shoulders,.

Trapezius

300

The joint between your the vertebrae (which lets you shake your head "no") is this type of joint.

Pivot joint

300

Rotation of the forearm so that the palm faces forward or upward is called this.

Supination

300

The reigning NFL champs of the 60th Super Bowl.

Seattle Seahawks

400

These 5 large, heavy vertebrae make up the lower back region of the spine.

Lumbar vertabrae

400

Because muscle fibres can only generate force by shortening, muscles operate on this physical rule: they can only do this, they can never push.

Pull

400

The thumb is an example of this type of joint.

Saddle joint

400

Standing on your tiptoes to reach a high shelf requires this specific movement of the foot.

Plantar flexion

400

In Paris 2024, this athlete finally won Gold to complete their full set of Olympic medals.

Lydia Ko

500

This shape of bone acts as shields to protect internal organs and provide expansive, broad areas for muscle attachment.

Flat bone

500

When you raise your arms out to the sides to do a jumping jack, this muscle is the primary mover.

Deltoid

500

This joint is also know as an ellipsoid joint and is very similar to a ball and socket joint.

Condyloid joint

500

This movement combines flexion, extension, abduction, and adduction in succession.

Circumduction

500

The number of sports in the 2026 Glasgow Commonwealth Games.

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