bones

Question 1

(Cranium):

Answer 1

Skull : Protects the brain and supports the structure of the face.

Question 2

(Vertebral Column):

Answer 2

Spine Supports the body’s structure, protects the spinal cord, and allows flexible movement. Divided into cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral, and coccygeal regions.

Question 3

Pelvis:

Answer 3

Pelvis: Supports the weight of the upper body, protects pelvic organs, and provides attachment points for muscles.

Question 4

(Thigh Bone):

Answer 4

Femur (Thigh Bone): The longest and strongest bone, supports body weight during activities like walking, running, and jumping.

Question 5

Tibia and Fibula

Answer 5

(Lower Leg Bones): Support weight and enable movements such as walking and running.

Question 6

Humerus

Answer 6

(Upper Arm Bone): Facilitates arm movement and acts as a site for muscle attachment.

Question 7

Radius and Ulna

Answer 7

(Forearm Bones): Allow the rotation of the forearm and facilitate wrist movements.