THIS IS Jeopardy

With Your Host... Ms. Hader

Jeopardy Skeletal Jobs More Joints! Muscle Action Fun Facts Joints 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

Name the job of the skeleton that begins with an “S” A 100

Structure, Support, or Shape

Name the job of the skeleton that begins with an “M”

Movement A 200

Name the job of the skeleton that begins with a “P”

Protection A 300

Name one thing you can do to keep your BONES healthy

Eat healthy foods with vitamins and nutrients, drink milk and eat foods with calcium, exercise, brush your teeth, be careful!€ A 400

Without these, your bones cannot move

Muscles A 500

The elbow is an example of what kind of joint?

Hinge B 100

Name an example on your body of a gliding joint.

Wrist, Ankle B 200

Your shoulder and hips are examples of what kind of joints? B 300

Ball – and - Socket B 300

Name one life example of a ball and socket joint

Baseball and glove, ball in cup, fist in hand

What is the name of the joint that allows your head to move? B 500

Pivot Joint B 500

A real life example of a hinge joint would be what? C 100

A door hinge C 100

A real life example of a gliding joint would be what? C 200

A sliding door C 200

This joint only allows movement back and forth in one direction

Hinge C 300

DAILY DOUBLE DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager C 400

Define “joint” C 400

The place where 2 bones meet

This joint allows some movement in all directions

Gliding C 500

True or false: Muscles push on bones. D 100

False: Muscles pull on bones. D 100

What does a muscle look like when it is relaxed?

Long and skinny D 200

What happens to the muscle when it contracts? D 300

It becomes short and thick

This type of muscle is connected to the bones

Skeletal D 400

This type of muscle is found in the internal organs and blood vessels

Smooth muscle D 500

This type of muscle is found only in your heart

Cardiac E 100

We are born with about 206 bones True or false: We are born with about 206 bones E 200

False: 300 E 200

This joint allows the most movement of all.

The ball and socket joint

The skull is a partly movable joint. True or false: The skull is a partly movable joint. E 400

It is an immovable joint. The bones fit together too tightly to move. False: It is an immovable joint. The bones fit together too tightly to move. E 400

Name the bone that is bumped when you hit your “funny” bone

The humerus E 500

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The Final Jeopardy Category is: MUSCLES Click on screen to begin

How do your muscles help your bones to move? *Give as detailed an answer as you can!* Click on screen to continue

Click on screen to continue Your brain sends a message to your muscle. Your muscle pulls on your bone, causing it to contract (become short and thick) and relax (become long and skinny). Click on screen to continue

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