Science Order And Reality-Chapter 3- A Beka Book- Malia Faith Nelson
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Axial skeleton | Includes the 80 bones of the head, spine, and ribs.
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| Cranium | Surrounds and protects the brain with eight flat bones that are fused together
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| Maxillary bones | Forms the upper jaw bone, connects to every other facial bone except the manible
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| Manible | Lower jawbone; this is the only movable bone in the skull
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| Sinuses | Hollow spaces that help your voice resonate and lighten your skull
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| Vertebral column | Backbone; consist of thirty-three vertebrae.
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| Sternum | Breastbone
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| Appendicular skeleton | Includes the bones of the appendages and the bones that connect them to the axial skeleton.
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| Clabicles | Collarbones
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| Scapulas | Shoulder blades
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| Pelvis | Hipbones; this is made of several different bones and protects the organs of the urinary and reproductive systems
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| Joint | A place where two or more bones meet
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| To allow the bones in movable joints to move easily, the ends are covered with a smooth tissue called _________. | Cartilage
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| Ligaments | Strong, tough tissues that connect bones to other bones
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| What are three types of movable joints? | Hinge, pivot, and ball-and-socket
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| Hinge joint | Similar to a hinge on a door; they allow back and forward movement
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| Pivot joints | Allow turning movements
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| Ball-and-socket joints | Are found in your shoulders and hips, allow you to move your arms and legs in many directions
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| Fracture | A break or crack in a bone
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| Simple fracture | A crack or break that does no cause the bone to pierce the skin's surface
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| Compound fracture | A crack or break in a bone that actually breaks through the skin's surface
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