Human Body Quiz

What are cells?

• Tiny parts that make up all living things.

• Groups of the same kind of cells working together.

• Parts of your body that have specific jobs.

• To move around in a set path.

What are tissues?

• Parts of your body that have specific jobs.

• To move around in a set path.

• Groups of the same kind of cells working together.

• Tiny parts that make up all living things.

What are organs?

• To move around in a set path.

• Tiny parts that make up all living things.

• Parts of your body that have specific jobs.

• Groups of the same kind of cells working together.

What does it mean to circulate?

What are axial bones?

• A smooth, flexible material in your body, found in places like your ears and nose.

• The bones in the middle part of your body like your spine and ribs.

• To get bigger or spread out.

• The part of the skull that covers your brain.

What is cartilage?

• The bones in the middle part of your body like your spine and ribs.

• A smooth, flexible material in your body, found in places like your ears and nose.

• To get bigger or spread out.

• The part of the skull that covers your brain.

What is the cranium?

• The part of the skull that covers your brain.

• A smooth, flexible material in your body, found in places like your ears and nose.

• To get bigger or spread out.

• The bones in the middle part of your body like your spine and ribs.

What does it mean to expand?

What is the fibula?

• Your shoulder blade, the big, flat bone in your upper back.

• The set of bones that your legs are attached to and that help support your body.

• Where your arm connects to your body.

• A long, thin bone in your lower leg.

What is the pelvis?

• The set of bones that your legs are attached to and that help support your body.

• A long, thin bone in your lower leg.

• Your shoulder blade, the big, flat bone in your upper back.

• Where your arm connects to your body.