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1 3.5.3 Responses in the Human – Musculoskeletal System Follow-Me – iQuiz

2 Q. Give two functions of the human skeleton. Antagonistic muscle pair Between vertebrae Femur; Tibia; Fibula; Humerus; Radius; Ulna Fat storage; Can convert to red marrow Cervical Lightweight; Allow flight Ligaments Hinge; Synovial Formation of blood cells Lumbar Muscle Shock absorption; Friction- free movement; Prevent wear and tear Spinal cord Strength; Muscle attachment; Blood cell production Lubrication; Shock absorption; Protection Vertebral column, skull and rib cage Tail end of spinal column Strength; Rigidity; Makes marrow Tendons Arthritis; Osteoporosis Makes yellow marrow; Stores fat; Makes blood cells Back of chest Protection; Reduces friction; Allows bone elongation Biceps

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4 Q. Name one disorder of the musculoskeletal system. Antagonistic muscle pair Between vertebrae Femur; Tibia; Fibula; Humerus; Radius; Ulna Fat storage; Can convert to red marrow Cervical Lightweight; Allow flight Ligaments Hinge; Synovial Formation of blood cells Lumbar Muscle Shock absorption; Friction- free movement; Prevent wear and tear Spinal cord Strength; Muscle attachment; Blood cell production Lubrication; Shock absorption; Protection Vertebral column, skull and rib cage Tail end of spinal column Strength; Rigidity; Makes marrow Tendons Arthritis; Osteoporosis Makes yellow marrow; Stores fat; Makes blood cells Back of chest Protection; Reduces friction; Allows bone elongation Biceps

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6 Q. Explain what is meant by the axial skeleton? Antagonistic muscle pair Between vertebrae Femur; Tibia; Fibula; Humerus; Radius; Ulna Fat storage; Can convert to red marrow Cervical Lightweight; Allow flight Ligaments Hinge; Synovial Formation of blood cells Lumbar Muscle Shock absorption; Friction- free movement; Prevent wear and tear Spinal cord Strength; Muscle attachment; Blood cell production Lubrication; Shock absorption; Protection Vertebral column, skull and rib cage Tail end of spinal column Strength; Rigidity; Makes marrow Tendons Arthritis; Osteoporosis Makes yellow marrow; Stores fat; Makes blood cells Back of chest Protection; Reduces friction; Allows bone elongation Biceps

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8 Q. Give a function of Red marrow. Antagonistic muscle pair Between vertebrae Femur; Tibia; Fibula; Humerus; Radius; Ulna Fat storage; Can convert to red marrow Cervical Lightweight; Allow flight Ligaments Hinge; Synovial Formation of blood cells Lumbar Muscle Shock absorption; Friction- free movement; Prevent wear and tear Spinal cord Strength; Muscle attachment; Blood cell production Lubrication; Shock absorption; Protection Vertebral column, skull and rib cage Tail end of spinal column Strength; Rigidity; Makes marrow Tendons Arthritis; Osteoporosis Makes yellow marrow; Stores fat; Makes blood cells Back of chest Protection; Reduces friction; Allows bone elongation Biceps

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10 Q. A pair of muscles that have opposite effects are called … Antagonistic muscle pair Between vertebrae Femur; Tibia; Fibula; Humerus; Radius; Ulna Fat storage; Can convert to red marrow Cervical Lightweight; Allow flight Ligaments Hinge; Synovial Formation of blood cells Lumbar Muscle Shock absorption; Friction- free movement; Prevent wear and tear Spinal cord Strength; Muscle attachment; Blood cell production Lubrication; Shock absorption; Protection Vertebral column, skull and rib cage Tail end of spinal column Strength; Rigidity; Makes marrow Tendons Arthritis; Osteoporosis Makes yellow marrow; Stores fat; Makes blood cells Back of chest Protection; Reduces friction; Allows bone elongation Biceps

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12 Q. Give a function of Cartilage. Antagonistic muscle pair Between vertebrae Femur; Tibia; Fibula; Humerus; Radius; Ulna Fat storage; Can convert to red marrow Cervical Lightweight; Allow flight Ligaments Hinge; Synovial Formation of blood cells Lumbar Muscle Shock absorption; Friction- free movement; Prevent wear and tear Spinal cord Strength; Muscle attachment; Blood cell production Lubrication; Shock absorption; Protection Vertebral column, skull and rib cage Tail end of spinal column Strength; Rigidity; Makes marrow Tendons Arthritis; Osteoporosis Makes yellow marrow; Stores fat; Makes blood cells Back of chest Protection; Reduces friction; Allows bone elongation Biceps

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14 Q. Where are the discs in the human backbone? Antagonistic muscle pair Between vertebrae Femur; Tibia; Fibula; Humerus; Radius; Ulna Fat storage; Can convert to red marrow Cervical Lightweight; Allow flight Ligaments Hinge; Synovial Formation of blood cells Lumbar Muscle Shock absorption; Friction- free movement; Prevent wear and tear Spinal cord Strength; Muscle attachment; Blood cell production Lubrication; Shock absorption; Protection Vertebral column, skull and rib cage Tail end of spinal column Strength; Rigidity; Makes marrow Tendons Arthritis; Osteoporosis Makes yellow marrow; Stores fat; Makes blood cells Back of chest Protection; Reduces friction; Allows bone elongation Biceps

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16 Q. Where are thoracic vertebrae found? Antagonistic muscle pair Between vertebrae Femur; Tibia; Fibula; Humerus; Radius; Ulna Fat storage; Can convert to red marrow Cervical Lightweight; Allow flight Ligaments Hinge; Synovial Formation of blood cells Lumbar Muscle Shock absorption; Friction- free movement; Prevent wear and tear Spinal cord Strength; Muscle attachment; Blood cell production Lubrication; Shock absorption; Protection Vertebral column, skull and rib cage Tail end of spinal column Strength; Rigidity; Makes marrow Tendons Arthritis; Osteoporosis Makes yellow marrow; Stores fat; Makes blood cells Back of chest Protection; Reduces friction; Allows bone elongation Biceps

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18 Q. Muscles are joined to bones by... Antagonistic muscle pair Between vertebrae Femur; Tibia; Fibula; Humerus; Radius; Ulna Fat storage; Can convert to red marrow Cervical Lightweight; Allow flight Ligaments Hinge; Synovial Formation of blood cells Lumbar Muscle Shock absorption; Friction- free movement; Prevent wear and tear Spinal cord Strength; Muscle attachment; Blood cell production Lubrication; Shock absorption; Protection Vertebral column, skull and rib cage Tail end of spinal column Strength; Rigidity; Makes marrow Tendons Arthritis; Osteoporosis Makes yellow marrow; Stores fat; Makes blood cells Back of chest Protection; Reduces friction; Allows bone elongation Biceps

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20 Q. Where are caudal vertebrae found? Antagonistic muscle pair Between vertebrae Femur; Tibia; Fibula; Humerus; Radius; Ulna Fat storage; Can convert to red marrow Cervical Lightweight; Allow flight Ligaments Hinge; Synovial Formation of blood cells Lumbar Muscle Shock absorption; Friction- free movement; Prevent wear and tear Spinal cord Strength; Muscle attachment; Blood cell production Lubrication; Shock absorption; Protection Vertebral column, skull and rib cage Tail end of spinal column Strength; Rigidity; Makes marrow Tendons Arthritis; Osteoporosis Makes yellow marrow; Stores fat; Makes blood cells Back of chest Protection; Reduces friction; Allows bone elongation Biceps

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22 Q. What is the function of the discs in the human backbone? Antagonistic muscle pair Between vertebrae Femur; Tibia; Fibula; Humerus; Radius; Ulna Fat storage; Can convert to red marrow Cervical Lightweight; Allow flight Ligaments Hinge; Synovial Formation of blood cells Lumbar Muscle Shock absorption; Friction- free movement; Prevent wear and tear Spinal cord Strength; Muscle attachment; Blood cell production Lubrication; Shock absorption; Protection Vertebral column, skull and rib cage Tail end of spinal column Strength; Rigidity; Makes marrow Tendons Arthritis; Osteoporosis Makes yellow marrow; Stores fat; Makes blood cells Back of chest Protection; Reduces friction; Allows bone elongation Biceps

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24 Q. Give a role of Yellow bone marrow. Antagonistic muscle pair Between vertebrae Femur; Tibia; Fibula; Humerus; Radius; Ulna Fat storage; Can convert to red marrow Cervical Lightweight; Allow flight Ligaments Hinge; Synovial Formation of blood cells Lumbar Muscle Shock absorption; Friction- free movement; Prevent wear and tear Spinal cord Strength; Muscle attachment; Blood cell production Lubrication; Shock absorption; Protection Vertebral column, skull and rib cage Tail end of spinal column Strength; Rigidity; Makes marrow Tendons Arthritis; Osteoporosis Makes yellow marrow; Stores fat; Makes blood cells Back of chest Protection; Reduces friction; Allows bone elongation Biceps

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26 Q. Name a long bone in the human body. Antagonistic muscle pair Between vertebrae Femur; Tibia; Fibula; Humerus; Radius; Ulna Fat storage; Can convert to red marrow Cervical Lightweight; Allow flight Ligaments Hinge; Synovial Formation of blood cells Lumbar Muscle Shock absorption; Friction- free movement; Prevent wear and tear Spinal cord Strength; Muscle attachment; Blood cell production Lubrication; Shock absorption; Protection Vertebral column, skull and rib cage Tail end of spinal column Strength; Rigidity; Makes marrow Tendons Arthritis; Osteoporosis Makes yellow marrow; Stores fat; Makes blood cells Back of chest Protection; Reduces friction; Allows bone elongation Biceps

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28 Q. State a function of spongy bone. Antagonistic muscle pair Between vertebrae Femur; Tibia; Fibula; Humerus; Radius; Ulna Fat storage; Can convert to red marrow Cervical Lightweight; Allow flight Ligaments Hinge; Synovial Formation of blood cells Lumbar Muscle Shock absorption; Friction- free movement; Prevent wear and tear Spinal cord Strength; Muscle attachment; Blood cell production Lubrication; Shock absorption; Protection Vertebral column, skull and rib cage Tail end of spinal column Strength; Rigidity; Makes marrow Tendons Arthritis; Osteoporosis Makes yellow marrow; Stores fat; Makes blood cells Back of chest Protection; Reduces friction; Allows bone elongation Biceps

29 CONGRATULATIONS Please CLICK on THIS BOX for the Next Question

30 Q. State a function of medullary cavity. Antagonistic muscle pair Between vertebrae Femur; Tibia; Fibula; Humerus; Radius; Ulna Fat storage; Can convert to red marrow Cervical Lightweight; Allow flight Ligaments Hinge; Synovial Formation of blood cells Lumbar Muscle Shock absorption; Friction- free movement; Prevent wear and tear Spinal cord Strength; Muscle attachment; Blood cell production Lubrication; Shock absorption; Protection Vertebral column, skull and rib cage Tail end of spinal column Strength; Rigidity; Makes marrow Tendons Arthritis; Osteoporosis Makes yellow marrow; Stores fat; Makes blood cells Back of chest Protection; Reduces friction; Allows bone elongation Biceps

31 CONGRATULATIONS Please CLICK on THIS BOX for the Next Question

32 Q. Bones are joined to other bones by... Antagonistic muscle pair Between vertebrae Femur; Tibia; Fibula; Humerus; Radius; Ulna Fat storage; Can convert to red marrow Cervical Lightweight; Allow flight Ligaments Hinge; Synovial Formation of blood cells Lumbar Muscle Shock absorption; Friction- free movement; Prevent wear and tear Spinal cord Strength; Muscle attachment; Blood cell production Lubrication; Shock absorption; Protection Vertebral column, skull and rib cage Tail end of spinal column Strength; Rigidity; Makes marrow Tendons Arthritis; Osteoporosis Makes yellow marrow; Stores fat; Makes blood cells Back of chest Protection; Reduces friction; Allows bone elongation Biceps

33 CONGRATULATIONS Please CLICK on THIS BOX for the Next Question

34 Q. Name the vertebrae found in the neck. Antagonistic muscle pair Between vertebrae Femur; Tibia; Fibula; Humerus; Radius; Ulna Fat storage; Can convert to red marrow Cervical Lightweight; Allow flight Ligaments Hinge; Synovial Formation of blood cells Lumbar Muscle Shock absorption; Friction- free movement; Prevent wear and tear Spinal cord Strength; Muscle attachment; Blood cell production Lubrication; Shock absorption; Protection Vertebral column, skull and rib cage Tail end of spinal column Strength; Rigidity; Makes marrow Tendons Arthritis; Osteoporosis Makes yellow marrow; Stores fat; Makes blood cells Back of chest Protection; Reduces friction; Allows bone elongation Biceps

35 CONGRATULATIONS Please CLICK on THIS BOX for the Next Question

36 Q. Name the part of the central nervous system that runs through the vertebrae. Antagonistic muscle pair Between vertebrae Femur; Tibia; Fibula; Humerus; Radius; Ulna Fat storage; Can convert to red marrow Cervical Lightweight; Allow flight Ligaments Hinge; Synovial Formation of blood cells Lumbar Muscle Shock absorption; Friction- free movement; Prevent wear and tear Spinal cord Strength; Muscle attachment; Blood cell production Lubrication; Shock absorption; Protection Vertebral column, skull and rib cage Tail end of spinal column Strength; Rigidity; Makes marrow Tendons Arthritis; Osteoporosis Makes yellow marrow; Stores fat; Makes blood cells Back of chest Protection; Reduces friction; Allows bone elongation Biceps

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38 Q. A tendon joins... to bone. Antagonistic muscle pair Between vertebrae Femur; Tibia; Fibula; Humerus; Radius; Ulna Fat storage; Can convert to red marrow Cervical Lightweight; Allow flight Ligaments Hinge; Synovial Formation of blood cells Lumbar Muscle Shock absorption; Friction- free movement; Prevent wear and tear Spinal cord Strength; Muscle attachment; Blood cell production Lubrication; Shock absorption; Protection Vertebral column, skull and rib cage Tail end of spinal column Strength; Rigidity; Makes marrow Tendons Arthritis; Osteoporosis Makes yellow marrow; Stores fat; Makes blood cells Back of chest Protection; Reduces friction; Allows bone elongation Biceps

39 CONGRATULATIONS Please CLICK on THIS BOX for the Next Question

40 Q. Give a function of synovial fluid. Antagonistic muscle pair Between vertebrae Femur; Tibia; Fibula; Humerus; Radius; Ulna Fat storage; Can convert to red marrow Cervical Lightweight; Allow flight Ligaments Hinge; Synovial Formation of blood cells Lumbar Muscle Shock absorption; Friction- free movement; Prevent wear and tear Spinal cord Strength; Muscle attachment; Blood cell production Lubrication; Shock absorption; Protection Vertebral column, skull and rib cage Tail end of spinal column Strength; Rigidity; Makes marrow Tendons Arthritis; Osteoporosis Makes yellow marrow; Stores fat; Makes blood cells Back of chest Protection; Reduces friction; Allows bone elongation Biceps

41 CONGRATULATIONS Please CLICK on THIS BOX for the Next Question

42 Q. Name the vertebrae found in the small of the back. Antagonistic muscle pair Between vertebrae Femur; Tibia; Fibula; Humerus; Radius; Ulna Fat storage; Can convert to red marrow Cervical Lightweight; Allow flight Ligaments Hinge; Synovial Formation of blood cells Lumbar Muscle Shock absorption; Friction- free movement; Prevent wear and tear Spinal cord Strength; Muscle attachment; Blood cell production Lubrication; Shock absorption; Protection Vertebral column, skull and rib cage Tail end of spinal column Strength; Rigidity; Makes marrow Tendons Arthritis; Osteoporosis Makes yellow marrow; Stores fat; Makes blood cells Back of chest Protection; Reduces friction; Allows bone elongation Biceps

43 CONGRATULATIONS Please CLICK on THIS BOX for the Next Question

44 Q. Which upper arm muscle contracts to raise the lower arm? Antagonistic muscle pair Between vertebrae Femur; Tibia; Fibula; Humerus; Radius; Ulna Fat storage; Can convert to red marrow Cervical Lightweight; Allow flight Ligaments Hinge; Synovial Formation of blood cells Lumbar Muscle Shock absorption; Friction- free movement; Prevent wear and tear Spinal cord Strength; Muscle attachment; Blood cell production Lubrication; Shock absorption; Protection Vertebral column, skull and rib cage Tail end of spinal column Strength; Rigidity; Makes marrow Tendons Arthritis; Osteoporosis Makes yellow marrow; Stores fat; Makes blood cells Back of chest Protection; Reduces friction; Allows bone elongation Biceps

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46 Q. Name the type of joint at the elbow. Antagonistic muscle pair Between vertebrae Femur; Tibia; Fibula; Humerus; Radius; Ulna Fat storage; Can convert to red marrow Cervical Lightweight; Allow flight Ligaments Hinge; Synovial Formation of blood cells Lumbar Muscle Shock absorption; Friction- free movement; Prevent wear and tear Spinal cord Strength; Muscle attachment; Blood cell production Lubrication; Shock absorption; Protection Vertebral column, skull and rib cage Tail end of spinal column Strength; Rigidity; Makes marrow Tendons Arthritis; Osteoporosis Makes yellow marrow; Stores fat; Makes blood cells Back of chest Protection; Reduces friction; Allows bone elongation Biceps

47 CONGRATULATIONS Please CLICK on THIS BOX for the Next Question

48 Q. Suggest one reason why the bones of birds are almost hollow. Antagonistic muscle pair Between vertebrae Femur; Tibia; Fibula; Humerus; Radius; Ulna Fat storage; Can convert to red marrow Cervical Lightweight; Allow flight Ligaments Hinge; Synovial Formation of blood cells Lumbar Muscle Shock absorption; Friction- free movement; Prevent wear and tear Spinal cord Strength; Muscle attachment; Blood cell production Lubrication; Shock absorption; Protection Vertebral column, skull and rib cage Tail end of spinal column Strength; Rigidity; Makes marrow Tendons Arthritis; Osteoporosis Makes yellow marrow; Stores fat; Makes blood cells Back of chest Protection; Reduces friction; Allows bone elongation Biceps

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