Bone Structure Body Works Quiz

Which bone type best describes what you see in the picture?

• Long Bones

• Short Bones

• Flat Bones

• Irregular Bones

• Sesamoid Bones

Which bone type best describes what you see in the picture?

• Long Bones

• Short Bones

• Flat Bones

• Irregular Bones

• Sesamoid Bones

Which bone type best describes what you see in the picture?

• Long Bones

• Short Bones

• Flat Bones

• Irregular Bones

• Sesamoid Bones

Which bone type best describes what you see in the picture?

• Long Bones

• Short Bones

• Flat Bones

• Irregular Bones

• Sesamoid Bones

Which bone type best describes what you see in the picture?

• Long Bones

• Short Bones

• Flat Bones

• Irregular Bones

• Sesamoid Bones

Which explanation below best explains why calcium is important?

• Calcium is a mineral that repairs your bones.

• If you do not get enough calcium in your diet, your body takes the mineral from your bones which make them weaker.

• If you get enough calcium, one day you can grow as tall as Mr. Navarrete's 6'7 cousin.

• Calcium is a very important mineral that is needed for your digestive system because it helps your small intestine absorb nutrients.

How would you best describe bones structure?

• Bones are not hard, it was recently discovered that the outside of bones are very soft.

• A bone has nothing inside of it, it is just empty space.

• A bone is a living tissue made of bone cells surrounded by minerals like calcium.

What is the main function of bones?

• All bones in your body make up your skeleton that help you circulate blood around your body.

• All bones in your body make up your skeleton that helps you move and protects your internal organs

• All bones in your body make up your skeleton. This is it, there is no other function

• I was NEVER told this would be on the quiz.

What is the VERY important function of bone marrow (what is inside your bones)?

• Things you eat are broken down and absorbed there.

• Oxygen is transferred to the blood there.

• Red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets are made there.

• Red blood cells carry oxygen to all parts of your body.