Years 6-8 Skeleton Revision Sheet 2 Word Match
Find the word or phrase from Column B that best matches the word in Column A
ColumnA
Column B
1. _ARM
2. _ EAR
3.
FEMUR
1.
2.
where two or more bones meet to allow or movement
3.
phosphate and stretchy collagen are the two
main component of bone
4. _SEVEN
4.
part of the vertebral collumn that is directly connected with or
forms a part of the pelvis (and in humans consists of five fused
the middle section of the spine where the ribs attach
vertebrae)
5
6.
7,
8.
9.
10.
11 .
_ SACRUM
_ AXIAL
SKULL
- JOINT
- MUSCLES
- COCCYX
_
CALCIUM
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12. _ STIRRUP
13. _ STERNUM
14.
TWELVE
15. - LIGAMENT
16.
GROWING
17THORACIC
18. _ EPIPHYSIS
19.
CARTILAGE
20. - VERTEBMTE
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5.
6.
7.
8.
L
10.
11 .
an example of a flat bone; also protects the brain
the largest bone in the human body
the number of ceMcal (neck) vertebrae in the human body
forms the central axis of the body; includes skull, vertebrae, ribs
the number of pairs of ribs in the human body
a part of the appendicular skeleton
the rounded end of a long bone that is initially separated from the
main bone by a layer of cartilage but later (after grow{h takes
place) becomes united/ossified
12.
13.
14.
15.
animal having a bony or ca(ilaginous skeleton
where the smallest bone in the body is located
the smallest bone in the human body; found in the ear
these pains thought to affect the muscles and usually felt at
night, affect children from ages 8-10
16.
a band of tough, fibrous tissue joining bones, cartilages at a joint
or supporting an organ
17.
a small, triangular bone found at the base of the spine in
humans
18.
19.
20.
another name for'breast bone'
the main tissues responsible for movement of a joint
a tough, fibrous connective tissue found in various parts of the
body, eg joints
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6-8 Skeleton Revision Sheet 2 Word Match S...
Column A
(10) - ARM
(13) - EAR
(6) - FEMUR
(7) - SEVEN
(4) - SACRUM
Column B
- a part of the appendicular skeleton
- where the smallest bone in the body is located
- the largest bone in the human body
- the number of cervical (neck) vertebrae in the human body
- part of the vertebral collumn that is directly connected with or
forms a part of the pelvis (and in humans consists of five fused
vertebrae)
(8)
(5)
(1)
(19)
(17)
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AXIAL
SKULL
JOINT
MUSCLES
COCCYX
- forms the central axis of the body includes skull, vertebrae,
ribFr example of a flat bone; also protects the brain
- where two or more bones meet to allow or movement
- the main tissues responsible for movement of a joint
- a small, triangular bone found at the base of the spine in
humans
(3) - cALcluM
(14)
(18)
(9)
(16)
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STIRRUP
STERNUM
TWELVE
LIGAMENT
(15) - GROWING
(2) - THORACIC
(11) - EPIPHYSIS
(20) - CARTILAGE
(12) - VERTEBRATE
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main cornponent ot fjp$ate
- the smallest bone in the human body; found in the ear
- another name for'breast bone'
- the number of pairs of ribs in the human body
- a band of tough, fibrous tissue joining bones, cartilages at a
joint or supporting an organ
- these pains thought to affect the muscles and usually felt at
night, affect children from ages 8-10
- the middle section of the spine where the ribs attach
- the rounded end of a long bone that is initially separated from
the main bone by a layer of cartilage but later (after growth takes
place) becomes united/ossified
- a tough, fibrous connective tissue found in various parts of the
body, eg joints
- animal having a bony or cartilaginous skeleton