Specific Bones
Function
Substances
Bone Triva
Connections
100

This is the term used to describe the top portion of the skull.

What is the cranium?

100

This is one of the most important jobs of the top portion of the skull.

A.) To contain the body's electrical activity.

B.) To protect the brain.

C.) To circulate blood to facial features.

D.) To provide a counterbalancing weight for the human head.

What is to protect the brain?

100
This is the main difference between bone and cartilage.


What is:

A.) Bone is flexible and cartilage is firm.

B.) Cartilage is flexible and bone is firm.

C.) Bone is inside the body and cartilage is outside.

D.) None of the above.

What is cartilage is flexible and bone is firm?

100

This is the percentage of body weight usually made up by bones.

A.) 5%

B.) 15%

C.) 25%

D.) 50%

What is 15%?

100

This is the movement direction of muscles attached to bone.

A.) Pull movement only.

B.) Push movement only.

C.) Push and pull movement.

D.) None of the above.

What is pull movement ONLY?

200

These are the bones of the spine.

What are vertebrae?

200

This is the purpose of the rib cage.

A.) To protect the cartilage. 

B.) To protect the heart and lungs.

C.) To protect the appendix.

D.) To support bone tissue.

What is to protect the heart and lungs?

200

This substance is in the center of long bones.

What is bone marrow?

200

This is what makes bones as strong as they are.

What is calcium and phosphate?

200

This is an example of a joint that can only move a little bit.

A.) Skull

B.) Elbow

C.) Rib

D.) Knee

What is a rib?

300

This is the common name for the carpal bones.

What are wrist bones?

300

This is the function of the human skeletal system.

A.) To support the body.

B.) To give the body shape.

C.) To work with muscles to move the body.

D.) All of the above.

What is all of the above?

300

The location where fat is stored in bones.

What is yellow bone marrow?

300

This is the average number of bones contained in an adult human body.

What is 206?

300

The name for the place where two bones are joined together.

What is a joint?

400

This is the largest bone in the human body.

What is the femur of the upper leg?

400

This is the function of a tendon.

What is to link muscles to bones?

400

The place where red blood cells are made.

What is bone marrow?

400

This is the disease of the joints that usually affects elderly people.

What is arthritis?

400

The function of a ligament.

What is to link bones to other bones?
500

This is the smallest bone in the human body.

What is the stirrup of the ear?

500
This is what works with the bones in your skeleton to make the body move.

What are muscles?

500

This is the most important difference between compact bone and spongy bone.

What is they have a different layout of bone cells?

500

This type of tissue makes up bone tissue. 

What is osseous?

500

The kind of joint that the hip is.

What is a ball and socket joint?