1. Do Now: TAKE quiz 4!

2. Welcome to… Trivia Night!

3. Teams Team 1 Team 5 Team 2 Team 6 Team 3 Team 7 Team 4 Team 8
Abdul and Brandon
Zach and Tony
Team 2
Team 6
Julie and Skylar
Graci and Ty
Team 3
Team 7
Christian and Victoria
Ja’Kiya and Savannah
Team 4
Team 8
Raymond and Latavia
Summer and Kayla

4. Round 1: Classifying BOnes

5. What are the two basic types of bone tissue?
Question 1
What are the two basic types of bone tissue?

6. What type of bone is the patella? (of the four classifying shapes)
Question 2
What type of bone is the patella? (of the four classifying shapes)

7. Give two examples of flat bones:
Question 3
Give two examples of flat bones:

8. What type of bone is the pelvis?
Question 4
What type of bone is the pelvis?

9. Do short bones consist mostly of spongy or compact bone?
Question 5
Do short bones consist mostly of spongy or compact bone?

10. Answers

11. Question 1
Spongy and Compact

12. Question 2
Short bone

13. skull, ribs, sternum, scapula
Question 3
skull, ribs, sternum, scapula

14. Question 4
irregular

15. Question 5
spongy

16. Round 2: Naming Bones

17. What is another name for the collar bone?
Question 1
What is another name for the collar bone?

18. Question 2
What is the name of the bone/bones that protect vital organs such as the heart?

19. What is the scientific term for the heel?
Question 3
What is the scientific term for the heel?

20. What is the scientific term for the lower jaw?
Question 4
What is the scientific term for the lower jaw?

21. What does the word “scapula” mean, literally?
Question 5
What does the word “scapula” mean, literally?

22. Answers

23. Question 1
clavicle

24. Question 2
ribs

25. Question 3
calcaneous

26. Question 4
mandible

27. Blade (shoulder blade)
Question 5
Blade (shoulder blade)

28. Round 3: Bones of The arm

29. How many bones make up the human arm (not counting the wrist or hand)?
Question 1
How many bones make up the human arm (not counting the wrist or hand)?

30. Question 2
In the anatomical position, which bone of the lower arm is on the outside?

31. Which bone of the arm contains the u-shaped trochlear notch?
Question 3
Which bone of the arm contains the u-shaped trochlear notch?

32. The metacarpals are __________ to the carpals. (directional term)
Question 4
The metacarpals are __________ to the carpals. (directional term)

33. What is the scientific term for the end bones of the fingers?
Question 5
What is the scientific term for the end bones of the fingers?

34. Answers

35. Question 1 3

36. Question 2
radius

37. Question 3
ulna

38. Question 4
distal

39. Question 5
phalanges

40. Round 4: Bones of The Leg

41. What is the term for the larger of the two lower leg bones?
Question 1
What is the term for the larger of the two lower leg bones?

42. Question 2
The two bones of the lower leg are joined at the bottom by what type of joint?

43. The patella is _________ to the fibula. (directional term)
Question 3
The patella is _________ to the fibula. (directional term)

44. Question 4
What are the bones directly proximal to the phalanges of the foot called?

45. What is the thigh bone called?
Question 5
What is the thigh bone called?

46. Answers

47. Question 1
tibia

48. Question 2
Fibrous joint

49. Question 3
proximal

50. Question 4
Metatarsals

51. Question 5
femur

52. Round 5: Growth and Breaking

53. What type of fracture penetrates the skin?
Question 1
What type of fracture penetrates the skin?

54. What is another name for a simple fracture?
Question 2
What is another name for a simple fracture?

55. What is the plate called where bone growth occurs?
Question 3
What is the plate called where bone growth occurs?

56. _________ hardens to form bone
Question 4
_________ hardens to form bone

57. __________ is the term for bone formation.
Question 5
__________ is the term for bone formation.

58. Answers

59. Question 1
Open (or compound)

60. Question 2
Closed fracture

61. Question 3
Epiphyseal plate

62. Question 4
cartilage

63. Question 5
ossification

64. Round 6: Joints *Double TRIVIA

65. Bones are connected to other bones AT ___________.
Question 1
Bones are connected to other bones AT ___________.

66. Bones are connected to other bones BY _________.
Question 2
Bones are connected to other bones BY _________.

67. What type of joint is the thumb?
Question 3
What type of joint is the thumb?

68. _______ joints are freely moveable.
Question 4
_______ joints are freely moveable.

69. __________ join bones to muscles.
Question 5
__________ join bones to muscles.

70. What is an example of a pivot joint?
Question 6
What is an example of a pivot joint?

71. What type of joint is the shoulder and hip?
Question 7
What type of joint is the shoulder and hip?

72. The elbow is a ________ joint.
Question 8
The elbow is a ________ joint.

73. What are the 3 main classifications of joints?
Question 9
What are the 3 main classifications of joints?

74. What is an example of a cartilaginous joint?
Question 10
What is an example of a cartilaginous joint?

75. Answers

76. Question 1
Joints

77. Question 2
Ligaments

78. Question 3
Saddle joint

79. Question 4
Synovial joints

80. Question 5
Tendons

81. Neck (atlas and axis of cervical vertebrae)
Question 6
Neck (atlas and axis of cervical vertebrae)

82. Question 7
Ball-and-socket

83. Question 8
Hinge joint

84. Fibrous, cartilaginous, synovial
Question 9
Fibrous, cartilaginous, synovial

85. Pubis symphysis, intervertebral discs
Question 10
Pubis symphysis, intervertebral discs