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1 200 pt 300 pt 400 pt 500 pt 100 pt 200 pt 300 pt 400 pt 500 pt 100 pt 200 pt 300 pt 400 pt 500 pt 100 pt 200 pt 300 pt 400 pt 500 pt 100 pt 200 pt 300 pt 400 pt 500 pt 100 pt Names of Bones Vocabulary Skeletal System Muscular System Misc
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2 The longest bone in the body
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3 What is the femur?
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4 19 bones
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5 What is the number of bones in the hands and/or feet?
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6 The bone that connects the rib cage
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7 What is the sternum?
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8 The upper arm bone
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9 What is the humerus?
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10 The hammer, the anvil, and the stirrup
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11 What are the smallest bones in the body or what are the ear bones?
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12 Means a place where two bones meet
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13 What is a joint?
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14 The scientific name for the knee cap
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15 What is the patella?
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16 The entire set of bones
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17 What is the skeletal system?
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18 Unable to move
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19 What is immobilize?
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20 The area from the shoulders to the hips?
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21 What is the torso?
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22 Two reasons why we need bones
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23 What is: for support for protection for movement for shape to make blood
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24 The area of the bone that makes the blood cells
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25 What is the marrow?
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26 The arms and legs have this in common
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27 What is one upper bone and two lower bones?
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28 The ball and socket joint
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29 What is a joint like the hip/shoulder that can go two ways plus rotation?
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30 The way our skeleton is different from that of a grasshopper or crayfish?
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31 What is we have an inner skeleton and they have an outer/exoskeleton?
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32 Strongest muscle in the body
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33 What is the heart?
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34 How are muscles work
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35 What is they contract and they lengthen?
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36 How the muscles are connected to the bones
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37 What is a tendon?
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38 Moves food, waste, and blood through the body
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39 What is a smooth muscle?
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40 The difference between a voluntary and involuntary muscles
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41 What is a involuntary moves on its own without being told, and voluntary is told when to move?
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42 The reason a baby has more bones than an adult
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43 What is all the bones are not fused together so it can make it through the birth canal?
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44 Our nose and ears are made of this
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45 What is cartilage?
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46 The name of the joint that can only move two ways
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47 What is the sliding joint in the wrist/ankles, fingers, and neck?
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48 How an owl pellet is made
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49 What is an owl eats the animal whole, it cannot digest the bones and fur so later it regurgitates them both in the pellet form
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50 It makes our thumbs different than any other mammal
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51 What is opposable?
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