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Skeleton System - Pearson

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  • What kind of joint is found in your knees and elbows?
    hinge joint
  • Which of the following joints does not move?
    skull
  • The small, flat bone that covers and protects your knee joint.
    knee cap
  • The shoulder joint can move in more directions than the elbow joint.
    true
  • Which joint allows bones to slide over each other, such as in your wrist or foot?
    gliding joint
  • Your neck joint can move in only one direction.
    false
  • Which joint type allows your head to turn side to side?
    pivot
  • The knee cap protects which part of your body?
    knee joint
  • The hip joint is an example of a hinge joint.
    false
  • The skeletal system helps your body by giving it ___ and support.
    shape
  • Which bones support the lower part of your body and protect some parts of the digestive organs?
    hip bone (pelvis)
  • The joint in your thumb that allows side-to-side and back-and-forth movement is called a ___.
    saddle joint
  • The joint that moves like a door, found in your elbows and knees.
    hinge joint
  • Joints are where two or more bones meet.
    true
  • Which joint allows your arm to move in many directions?
    ball & socket joint
  • The smallest bone in the human body is found in which part?
    ears
  • The bones in your skull can move freely when you are an adult.
    false
  • The place where bones meet is called a ___.
    joint
  • What is the main function of your ribs?
    to protect the heart and lungs
  • The skeletal system helps in producing blood cells.
    true
  • Fixed joints can still move slightly.
    false
  • Which bone protects your brain?
    skull
  • The bones work with the ___ to help the body move.
    muscles
  • Which joint gives a wider range of motion than the hinge joint?
    shoulder joint
  • What do some bones produce inside them?
    blood cells
  • What part inside some bones is responsible for making blood cells?
    bone marrow
  • Which bones protect your heart and lungs?
    ribs, or rib cage