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For the LC body meeting on July 6.
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1
What bone is the lightest in the human body?
The tibia.
The stapes.
The femur.
The temporal bone.
2
How many bones is a baby born with?
As many as they want.
206.
58
300.
3
The mandible is a bone in the lower leg.
False
True
4
What is the frontal bone responsible for?
Plays a vital role in protecting the nervous tissues in the brain.
It lets you know when you are hungry/full.
Keeps the witches away.
Nothing because a frontal bone does not exist.
5
The pelvis is responsible for supporting the body and transferring body weight to the lower limbs.
False
True
6
Is bone living tissue?
True
False
7
The maxilla is responsible for the projection of facial width.
True
False
8
How long does it take for a bone to heal?
Forever.
2 years.
Bones never heal.
12 weeks.
9
A person has 16 pairs of ribs.
False
True
10
Where is the ulna located?
In the foot.
On a broomstick.
In the phalanges.
On the opposite side of the forearm from the thumb.
11
How many bones are in the foot?
26
12
54
16
12
What is the sternum responsible for?
Helps protect the lungs, heart, and major blood vessels from injury.
It helps a person bend over.
A sternum is only existent in animals.
Assists a person in kicking a watermelon.
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What is the femur responsible for?
It helps form a strong pelvic bone.
It supports the weight of the body and allows motion of the leg.
It helps rotate the forearm.
It allows humans to attract feline friends.
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What is the illium responsible for?
Helps digest food.
It is a portion of the small intestine.
It's an element from the periodic table.
Helps maintain balance when standing or walking.
15
How many bones are in a human body?
1124
206
0
204
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Which bone is the only bone in the body that does not connect to anything else?
The tarsus.
The hyoid.
The distal phalanges.
The ischium.
