Bones
Joints
Vocabulary
Muscles
Muscles
100

This bone is commonly referred to as your 'breastbone'.

What is sternum?

100

This type of joint can be found in your elbow and knee.

What is hinge joint?

100

This is the spongy material that is found between many bones of the skeletal system.

What is cartilage?

100

This type of muscle can be found in the heart.

What is cardiac muscle?

100

This type of muscle can be found in your digestive tract and blood vessels.

What is smooth muscles?

200

This bone is commonly referred to as your 'collarbone'. 


What is clavicle?

200

This joint can be found in the cranium.

What is fixed joint?

200

This bone marrow is where red blood cells are made.

What is red bone marrow?

200

This muscle movement requires conscious thought. 

What is voluntary?

200

This type of muscle is found in muscles like biceps and triceps.

What is skeletal muscle?

300

This bone is often referred to as your 'shinbone'.

What is tibia?

300

This type of joint can be found in your forearm and neck.

What is pivot joint?

300

This connective tissue connects bone to bone.

What is ligaments?

300

This type of muscle movement happens unconsciously. 

What is involuntary?

300

This connective tissue connects muscle to bones.

What is tendons?

400

These bones can be found in the palm of your hand.

What is metacarpals?

400

This joint can be found in your ankles and wrists.

What is a gliding joint?

400

This is the place where two bones meet.

What is a joint?

400

This type of muscle allows you to extend your arms and legs.

What is extensor?

400

This type of muscle allows you to flex your arms and legs.

What is a flexor?


500

This bone is in your forearm, pinky side. 

What is ulna?

500

This type of bone is where you will find red and yellow bone marrow.

What is long bones?

500

This organelle is responsible for transporting things around the cell.

What is vesicle?

500

These are the job of muscular system.

What is movement and body temp regulation?

500

This pair of muscles work against each other.

What is antagonistic muscle pair?