Muscular System
Skeletal System
Joints
Angular Movements
Bonus Questions
100

Name the muscle located at the back of our thighs. 

Hamstrings

100

Name the two bones located in the lower half of your leg. 

Tibia and Fibula. 

100

Name the type of joint at the knee. 

Hinge

100

Moving your elbow from a bent position to a straight position is an example of....

Extension

100

Name the muscles someone is contracting in their core while holding a plank (2) 

Abdominals and Obliques

200

how many muscles does the human body have?

over 600

200

What are the two main functions of the skeletal system?

Provide structure and protect your internal organs. 

200

Name the three types of joints. 

Hinge

Ball and Socket

Pivot

200

Show with your foot the correct movements of dorsiflexion and plantarflexion. 

Dorsi- flexed foot

Plantar - pointed foot

200

what is the strongest bone in your body?

the femur bone

300

What muscle is located behind our neck and runs down the top of our back? 

Trapezius 

300

how many bones are in an adult? how many bones are a baby born with?

adult- 206

babies-about 300

300

Which type of joint is found at the conjunction between the humerus, radius and ulna? 

Elbow - Hinge

300

Adduction is...

Moving a body part towards the midline

300

how does the muscular system help the skeletal system?

The muscular system's muscles link to these bones and pull on them to allow the body to move.

400

What word is this relating to:

A state in which tension in the muscles increase, making the fibres shorter and tighter. 

Contraction

400

Which bone is in your lower arm and connects to the bottom of your thumb? 

Radius 

400

Which type of joint is located at the junction between the Scapula, Humerus and Clavicle?

Shoulder - Ball and Socket

400

When performing the first phase of a star jump, name the angular movement happening at the hips. 

Abduction. 

400

What are the 5 main functions of the musculoskeletal system?

movement, support, protection, heat generation, and blood circulation.

500

Identify all the muscles that are contracting when someone performs a squat (there are 4). 

Quadriceps, Hamstrings, Calves, Gluteus Maximus 

500

what part of the body has the most bones?

the hands (27 bones)

500

Explain the functions of joints (minimum 2) 


  • They enable the body to move in response to skeletal muscle contractions.
  • They bind parts of the skeletal system
  • They make bone growth possible
  • They permit parts of the skeleton to change shape during childbirth
500

Define circumduction

Moving a limb so that it describes a cone in space. 

500

Identify two exercises that would be suitable to put in a training program for a high jumper. 

Squat Jumps, Lunges, Split squats - any explosive movement with the legs