Bones
The largest bone in the human body.
What is the femur?
Your elbow is this type of joint.
What is hinge joint?
What red bone marrow does.
What is produce red blood cells?
Foods and beverages rich in this nutrient are good for bone health.
What is calcium?
He is the main character of the movie The Nightmare Before Christmas.
Who is Jack Skellington?
The commonly used word for "cranium."
What is skull?
Your shoulder is this type of joint.
What is ball-and-socket joint?
Your bones have red bone marrow and this color bone marrow.
What is yellow?
What is weight-bearing exercise?
It is the pokemon that wears a skull as a helmet.
Who is Cubone?
The bones in your hands.
What are carpals?
Your atlas and axis form this kind of joint.
What is pivot joint?
It is lighter and less dense than compact bone.
What is spongy bone?
True or false: swimming is a weight-bearing exercise.
What is false?
The main enemy of He-Man.
Who is Skeletor?
The commonly used word for "tibia."
What is the shinbone?
The connective tissue that holds your joints together, connecting bone to bone.
What are ligaments?
True or false: bones do not have blood vessels or nerves in them.
What is false?
Going outside in the sunshine is good for your bones because you get this nutrient from the sun.
What is vitamin D?
The pirate at the end of The Goonies.
Who is One-Eyed Willie?
The name of the first cervical vertebra (at the top of the spine).
What is the atlas?
The word for the location where two bones meet.
What is articulation?
Babies have more of this connective tissue, which turns to bone over time with the help of calcium.
What is cartilage?
Three foods/beverages that are rich in calcium.
What are milk, yogurt, cheddar cheese, dark leafy vegetables (lettuce, spinach, kale, broccoli)?
The most famous mummy--a boy king who died in approximately 1323 B.C., and was discovered his gold-laden tomb in 1922.
Who is King Tut?