Axial Skeleton
Appendicular Skeleton
Major Functions
Structures
Trivia
100

The spine is also called this, and it helps you stand straight up and protects your spinal cord?

Vertebral column 

100

When you high-five your friend, you’re using bones from this part of your skeleton.

Appendicular skeleton?

100

The skeleton is made up of bones that come together at these places allowing movement?

Joints 

100

What protects your heart and lungs?

The rib cage 

100

What is the scientific name for your collarbone?

The clavicle 

200

How many bones are apart of the axial skeleton?

80 bones

200

How many bones are apart of the appendicular skeleton?

126 bones 

200

The skeletal system works with this body system to help you move?

Muscular system 


200

True or False 

Your bones are completely solid all the way through?

False 

200

True or False 

You have more bones as a baby than as an adult?

True 

300

What is the axial skeleton system of a tree?

Trunk

300

These two bones make up your lower leg—one is the tibia, and the other, smaller one, is called what?

Fibula

300

These hard structures inside your body make up the skeleton?

Bones 

300

What connects bones to other bones? 

Ligaments 

300

About how many bones make up your spine? 10/26/52

26

400

There are 33 small bones stacked on top of each other in your back. They make up this structure?

Spinal Column (Vertebrae) 

400

These bones in your shoulders let you do jumping jacks without your arms falling off.

Clavicle and Scapula 

400

The red and white blood cells your body needs are made in this part of the bone?

Bone marrow

400

How many bones are in the human body?

206

400

The only moveable bone in the skull?

Mandible 

500

The U-Shaped bone in your neck helps you speak and swallow? 

Hyoid Bone 

500

When you’re typing or playing video games, these small bones in your hand and fingers are hard at work?

carpals, metacarpals, and phalanges?

500

The skeleton stores this mineral that keeps your bones strong and muscles contract?

Calcium 

500

What three things help support and connect bones?

Cartilage/Ligaments/Tendons

500

What is the only bone in your body that is not connected to another bone?

The hyoid bone