Welcome to your Skeletal System (STUDY BY TOPICS JUNIOR CLASS) NAME EMAIL PHONE NUMBER 1. Which of the following connective tissue envelopes the bone?MarrowPeriosteumPericardiumMyocardium2. These connect bones to muscles.LigamentsJointsTongueMarrow3. Which of the following is a breast bone?SternumRibsScapulaClavicle4. The ribs, sternum, and spine protect these.Kidneys, bladder, urethraSmall intestine, large intestineNone of the aboveHeart, lungs, blood vessels5. How many bones does ankle has?79686. ____ acts as a shock absorber to cushion when tibia and femur come together.TendonCartilageLigamentDisc7. Name the four classes of bones?Long, short, regular, irregularBig, small, regular, irregularLong, Short, Flat, and IrregularBig, small, flat, bulged8. Which part of human skeleton forms the helmet for the protection of human brain?CraniumMandibleTemporal boneHyoid9. Which of the following bone is called collar bone?ClavicleAcetabulumPelvicScapula10. How many bones are present in a human skull?3031292811. Which vertebra has odontoid process?CoccyxCervicalAxisAtlas12. Which of the following is the largest segment of the movable part of the vertebral column?ThoracicCervicalCoccygealLumbar vertebrae13. Which cup lies at the junction of 3 bones of pelvic girdle?IliumIschiumAcetabulumPubis14. The vertebrae in the upper three regions of the column remain distinct throughout life and are known as true or movable vertebrae.FalseTrue15. What do the patella and ulna protect?None of the aboveKnee and elbowDigestive organsWrist and elbow16. Thumb (great toe) of foot is called _______HalluxCoracoidPollexIndex17. The major function of intervertebral discs is to ________String the vertebrae togetherPrevent injuriesPrevent hypertensionAbsorb shock18. What is the number of true, false and floating ribs in man?6, 3, 47, 2, 46, 2, 37, 3, 219. Which of the following is the vestigial bony part of the human skeleton?CervicalCraniumClavicleCoccyx20. Name the two kinds of tissues present in the bone?Non compact tissue and cancellous tissueCompact tissue and cancellous tissueCancellous tissue and non-compact tissueCompact tissue and non compact tissue21 out of 20Time is Up! Time's up
