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What vital part of the nervous system does the backbone protect?
The nerves/spinal cord that send messages from the brain
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Why are thigh bones described as being "large and strong"?
Because they are important for supporting the body's weight
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What is another common name for the backbone?
The spine
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What does the skeleton protect?
Soft organs
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How do the vertebrae stay cushioned during a "jolt"?
The cartilage acts as a shock absorber
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What acts as a "shock absorber" when you walk or run?
The cartilage
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What is found between the vertebrae to stop them from rubbing together?
Discs of rubbery cartilage
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What is the name for the ring-shaped bones that make up the backbone?
Vertebrae
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According to the "Key Words" box, what starts with 'O' and is protected by the skeleton?
Organs
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Which is the largest bone in your body?
The thigh bone
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The backbone allows your body to do two specific types of movement. What are they?
Twist and bend
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What would your body be like without a skeleton?
Soft and shapeless
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