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Review on #human body, #bones, and #joints in third grade science unit
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Which joint is the most common?
Hinge Joint
Gliding Joint
Ball and Socket Joint
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A joint that only allows you to move in one direction, front and back is called...
Gliding Joint
Hinge Joint
Ball and Socket Joint
3
What is one thing your ribs protect?
Lungs
Bladder
Brain
Bicep
4
A system that includes all of the bones in the body is called a ____
Skull
Joint
Skeleton
Torso
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This joint allows movement in one direction in the neck, spine, wrists, and ankles...
Gliding Joint
Hinge Joint
Ball and Socket Joint
6
Which is not a function of the skeletal system?
Support
Protection
Movement
Contraction
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The smooth flexible material that connects some bones and proves shape for some body parts...
Vertabrae
Ligaments
Phalanges
Cartilage
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How many bones are in the body?
226
199
206
205
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Where might you find a ball and socket joint?
In your knee
In your back
In your toes
In your hip
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What is the term for the 26 bones of the spine?
Phalanges
Femer
Skull
Vertabrae
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What is the largest bone in your body?
Femur
Vertabrae
In your ear
Phalanges
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What is the difference between gliding joints and ball and socket joints?
Gliding swing in a circle, B&S move smoothly over each other
Gliding are found in the hips and shoulders
B&S swing in a circle, Gliding move smoothly over each other
B&S are found in the elbows and knees
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True or False: Teeth are bones.
True
False
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True or False: Newborn babies are born with the same amount of bones as grown adults.
True
False
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What are your phalanges?
Toes
Fingers
Spinal Cord
Ribs
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The hardest substance in the body is called...
Skin
Enamel
Skull
Bones
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What is one difference between an exoskeleton and an internal skeleton?
Int. gives structure and support; Ext.gives protection
There is no difference
Only internal skeleton provides protection
Internal is on the outside and external is on the inside
18
What allows the hand to pick up tiny objects?
gliding joint
The opposable thumb
brain
Phalanges
19
What do you call the backbone of the body?
Ribs
Femur
Spine
Phalanges
20
How come babies have more bones than adults? What happens to them?
They fall out
They fuse together
They have the same number of bones as adults
21
Where would you find the saddle joint in your body?
toes
thumb
back
finger
22
Where can the smallest bone in your body be found?
in your back
in your toe
in your finger
in your ear
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Does the skeletal system work alone? What helps it move?
Circulatory System
Cartilage
Ligaments
Muscular system
