Levels of Organization
Muscular System
Skeletal System
Label the Bones
Tendons, Ligaments, and Joints
100
The smallest living unit.
What is a cell?
100
Without them we could not move.
What are muscles?
100
Without this you would be a jellyfish.
What is bones?
100
It is the bone at #1.
What is skull?
100
It connects bones to bones.
What is ligaments?
200
The largest level of organization.
What is organism?
200
There are this many different types of muscle tissue.
What is three?
200
Babies are born with this many bones but adults have this many. (2 answers)
What is about 300 and 206?
200
It is the bone at #2
What is sternum?
200
It connects bone to muscle.
What is tendons?
300
Made up of a group of similar cells.
What is tissue
300
This type of muscle tissue allows blood to flow through your veins and food to move through your digestive system.
What is smooth muscle tissue?
300
It is the main purpose of the rib cage.
What is protect your vital organs.
300
It is the bone at #4
What is humerus?
300
It is where two bones meet.
What is joint?
400
Give an example of an organ.
What is...
heart, liver, kidneys, lungs, stomach, intestines, etc.
400
This organ is also a muscle and is responsible for pumping what throughout your body.
(2 answers)
What is the heart and blood?
400
Bone marrow is important for this reason.
What is making blood cells?
400
It is the bone at #9
What is femur?
400
It is a joint that allows movement in almost in all directions.
What is ball and socket joint?
500
Give an example of an organ system.
What is...
Muscular, Skeletal, Circulatory, Respiratory, Nervous, ect.
500
Skeletal muscle tissue's function is this.
What is move the body.
500
These are the four types of bones.
What is long, short, flat, and irregular?
500
It is the bone at #10
What is fibula?
500
It is a joint where bones slide over eachother like those in your wrist and ankles.
What is a gliding joint?