The Connect
What is the primary function of joints in the human body?
To provide movement by tendon attachments to muscles
How many bones does the human skeleton typically have?
206
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**WooHoo Bonus (Double Points)**What stabilizes joints in the human body?
ligaments
** Clapping Bonus (+500 points)**What happens to the number of bones in the human skeleton as a person grows?
The number decreases
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The humeroulnar joint is the articulation of the humerus with which bone?
Ulna
** WooHoo Bonus (Your Choice Points)** Which sensory organs are housed in the facial cavities?
Eyes, nose, and mouth
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Which joint type provides the greatest range of motion?
Diarthrosis
Which cranial bone is located between the eyes?
Ethmoid bone
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** Hopping Bonus (your choice points)** Which type of joint is most commonly classified as synarthroses?
Fibrous joints
What is the function of the palatine bones?
Form part of the roof of the mouth
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