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Science Quiz: Bones, Seeing, States, Diffusion

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Science Quiz: Bones, Seeing, States, Diffusion
 

Science Quiz: Bones, Seeing, States, DiffusionOnline version

Bones, sight, matter, diffusion

by Selimat Aderoju
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What is the skeleton for?

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Which part helps you move with your bones?

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How do we see things?

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What is a solid?

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What happens in diffusion?

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Which shows diffusion in air?

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Which is a liquid?

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Which is a gas?

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Where do bones meet?

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Why do we have bones?

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What is one main job of the skeleton for the body?

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Which part of the skeleton helps us move?

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Which bone type is longer than it is wide?

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Which bone type is usually thin and flat, protecting organs?

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What is a bone that is rounded like a small seed called?

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What do bone marrow and blood cells relate to?

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Which is NOT a bone type?

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Which bone type is usually cube-like and short?

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Where are flat bones commonly found?

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Why are bones important for protection?

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The skeleton gives shape and supports our body.

Muscles pull on bones to help us move at the joints.

Light enters the eye and is sent to the brain to see.

Solids hold their shape and do not flow easily.

Particles move from crowded areas to less crowded areas.

Smells spread as molecules move through air from dense to less dense areas.

Water is a common liquid; it flows and takes the shape of its container.

Steam is water in gaseous form and can spread quickly.

Joints are the places where bones move against each other.

Bones support, protect organs, and help us stand upright.

The skeleton holds us up and gives our body shape.

Joints between bones let us bend and move.

Forearm and thigh bones are long bones.

Ribs are flat bones that protect the chest.

Sesamoid bones protect tendons; the kneecap is one.

Some bones make blood cells in bone marrow.

Muscles are not bones.

Wrist and ankle bones are short bones.

Flat bones protect organs like the brain and heart.

Ribs protect the heart and lungs; skull protects the brain.

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