1. Chapter 13 Review Jeopardy
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2. Chapter 13 Review Jeopardy
Joints
Bones
Muscles
Tissues
Misc.
100
200
300
400
500

3. Joints 100
What joint is this?

4. Joints 200
What joint is this?

5. Joints 300
What joint is this?

6. Joints 400
What joint is this?

7. Joints 500
What main group of joints do the diagrams show?

8. Bones 100 The mostly solid, dense part of a bone is the A) cartilage.
B) compact bone.
C) joint.
D) periosteum.

9. Bones 200 Bones can differ in A) function. B) shape. C) size.
D) size, function, and shape.

10. Bones 300 The place where two or more bones meet is a A) tendon.
B) ligament.
C) joint.
D) flexor.

11. Bones 400 The thin membrane that covers a bone is called the
A) epidermis.
B) ligament.
C) periosteum.
D) spongy bone.

12. Bones 500 The part of the bone with many small pores or spaces is the
A) spongy bone.
B) periosteum.
C) compact bone.
D) cartilage.

13. Muscles 100
The muscles found only in the heart and major blood vessels are called
A) voluntary muscles.
B) striated muscles.
C) smooth muscles.
D) cardiac muscles.

14. Muscles 200 Most muscles work in teams of A) one. B) two. C) three.
D) five.

15. Muscles 300 Muscles that cause movements you cannot control are
A) skeletal muscles.
B) smooth muscles.
C) striated muscles.
D) voluntary muscles.

16. Muscles 400 Muscles that you control for movement are called
A) striated muscles.
B) smooth muscles.
C) involuntary muscles.
D) cardiac muscles.

17. Muscles 500 A muscle that straightens a joint is A) a flexor.
B) a ligament.
C) a tendon.
D) an extensor.

18. Tissues 100 A tough, flexible, connective tissue is A) a joint.
B) an exoskeleton.
C) cartilage.
D) periosteum.

19. Tissues 200 Tissues that can shorten along their length are A) bones.
B) joints.
C) muscles.
D) receptors.

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21. Tissues 300 A group of tissues that work together is A) a system.
B) an organ.
C) a muscle.
D) a gland.

22. Tissues 400 A tissue that connects muscle to bone is A) an extensor.
B) a flexor.
C) a ligament.
D) a tendon.

23. Tissues 500 A tissue that covers and protects parts of the body is
A) an epithelial tissue.
B) a ligament.
C) a connective tissue.
D) an organ.

24. Miscellaneous 100
All of the following are important jobs of the skeletal system except
A) transport blood.
B) support the body.
C) protect organs.
D) make blood cells.

25. Miscellaneous 200 A joint where the bones slide along each other is a
A) ball-and-socket joint.
B) gliding joint.
C) hinge joint.
D) pivotal joint.

26. Miscellaneous 300
A joint that allows bones to move in most directions is a
A) ball-and-socket joint.
B) gliding joint.
C) hinge joint.
D) pivotal joint.

27. Miscellaneous 400
A group of cells that look alike and work together is
A) a gland.
B) a tissue.
C) a vertebrae.
D) an organ.

28. Miscellaneous 500 New blood cells are made in A) cartilage.
B) compact bone.
C) red bone marrow.
D) yellow bone marrow.

29. Chapter Review Jeopardy
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Be able to explain why there are
so many different types of joints.
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30. Final Jeopardy
Why do you think that the skull has fixed joints in it instead of being one piece of bone?
The fixed joints in the skull allow the skull to grow to its full size. They also allow it to absorb an impact more easily by distributing the impact around the skull.