Desafío del Sistema Esquelético

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Pon a prueba tus conocimientos sobre el sistema esquelético con este divertido quiz.

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Froggy Jumps Desafío del Sistema EsqueléticoOnline version Pon a prueba tus conocimientos sobre el sistema esquelético con este divertido quiz. by Sol Fallas Grillo 1 What is the skeleton mostly made of before babies are born? a It is made of nails b It is mostly made of skin c It is mostly made of cartilage 2 What happens to cartilage During childhood? a It breaks b It is gradually replaced by bone c It is replaced by ligaments 3 Why Are babies skulls soft when they are born? a Because their skulls are made of metal b Because they dont have bones yet c To help them pass through the birth canal 4 How long does it take for a baby’s skull to fully form.? a It can take between 9 and 18 months b 2 weeks c 5 years 5 What are immovable joints? a Joints where bones connect but do not move, like the skull b Joints that can bend in all directions c Joints that help you run and jump 6 What are movable joints? a Joints that dont move at all b Joints where bones connect and allow movement c Joints that only exist in animals 7 What Is cartilage? a A type of bone b A muscle in the body c A strong, flexible tissue that covers the ends of bones 8 What is the function of cartilage? a It prevents bones from rubbing against each other and reduces friction b To make bones heavier c To break bones when they move too much 9 What are joints? a The place where muscles store energy b The hard outer layer of bones c The places where two or more joints meet 10 What is the function of joints in the body? a They provide flexibility and allow the skeleton to move b To make bones harder c To stop the skeleton from moving 11 What connects bones to each other? a Ligaments b Muscles c The heart 12 What are two main types of bone tissue? a Compact tissue and spongy tissue b Soft and hard tissue c Liquid and solid bone 13 What is compact tissue like? a It is dense, hard and forms the outer part of long bones b Soft and flexible c It is full of large bones 14 What is spongy bone tissue like? a It has small holes that make It look like a sponge and it is found in small bones b Completely solid with no holes c Made of muscles 15 What Are The four main functions of bones? a Support, movement, protection and production/storage of materials b Breathing, sleeping, eating and running c Producing sugar, digesting Food, creating oxigen and storing water 16 What is bone marrow? a The tissue inside most bones where blood cells are made and fat is stored b A type of skin c The outer part of the bone 17 What would happen if we didn’t have any bones? a Our body would be like a mass of organs, muscles and skin whithout support b We would still be able to walk and run normally c Our muscles would turn into bones 18 What is a fracture? a Is a break in a bone b A type of muscle injury c A disease that make bones stronger 19 What is arthritis? a Is a disease in which joints become irritated or inflamed b A condition that makes bones grow faster c A type of skin infection 20 What happens to bones in osteoporosis? a Bones weaken and become brittle b They become thicker and stronger c They turn into muscles 21 What are 3 ways to keep bones healthy? a Exercise, a balanced diet, and consuming calcium and vitamin D b Eating only candy and fast food c Avoiding exercise and sunlight 22 Why is calcium and vitamin D important for bones? a They help keep bones strong and prevent diseases like osteoporosis b They help bones melt faster c They are only needed for the skin, not for bones

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Desafío del Sistema EsqueléticoOnline version

by Sol Fallas Grillo

What is the skeleton mostly made of before babies are born?

What happens to cartilage During childhood?

Why Are babies skulls soft when they are born?

How long does it take for a baby’s skull to fully form.?

What are immovable joints?

What are movable joints?

What Is cartilage?

What is the function of cartilage?

What are joints?

What is the function of joints in the body?

What connects bones to each other?

What are two main types of bone tissue?

What is compact tissue like?

What is spongy bone tissue like?

What Are The four main functions of bones?

What is bone marrow?

What would happen if we didn’t have any bones?

What is a fracture?

What is arthritis?

What happens to bones in osteoporosis?

What are 3 ways to keep bones healthy?

Why is calcium and vitamin D important for bones?