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True or False: Skeletal System

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    Bones and Skeletal system
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  • When birds lay eggs, they create the eggshell from the calcium in their own bones.
    True.
    False.
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  • Sharks are constantly losing teeth. Unlike humans with permanent teeth, sharks have rows of replacement teeth that move forward as the front teeth wear down or fall out.
    False.
    True.
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  • An adult elephant has 364 bones.
    False.
    True.
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  • Not all animals have a spinal cord.
    False.
    True.
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  • Older adults should avoid exercise to protect their bones.
    False.
    True.
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  • Once a bone is broken, it will never be as strong as it was before.
    True.
    False.
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  • You can only break a bone if you fall from a great height.
    True.
    False.
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  • Children should drink cow's milk to strengthen their bones.
    False.
    True.
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  • Cracking your knuckles will give you arthritis.
    False.
    True.
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  • Our bones can store minerals, such as calcium and phosphorus, and release them back into the bloodstream when needed.
    False.
    True.
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  • There are many things we can do to keep our bones healthy, such as eating a diet rich in calcium and vitamin D, exercising regularly, and avoiding smoking.
    False.
    True.
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  • Bones can be broken by a fall, a blow, or other trauma.
    False.
    True.
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  • The bone marrow is the soft tissue found inside some bones.It is responsible for producing red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets.
    False.
    True.
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  • The skeletal system works with the muscular system to allow us to move.
    True.
    False.
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  • The skeletal system also includes cartilage, which is a flexible tissue that cushions bones at joints and provides support in structures like the nose and ears.
    False.
    True.
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  • Bones contain calcium, phosphorus, and other minerals that make them strong and hard.
    True.
    False.
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