Skeletal - Muscular System

Question 1

The body system that gives our body a framework

Answer 1

Skeletal System

Question 2

A muscle that straightens or extends when it is contracted

Answer 2

extensor muscle

Question 3

The body system responsible for movement

Answer 3

Muscular System

Question 4

Connects muscle to bone

Answer 4

Tendon

Question 5

Connects bone to bone

Answer 5

Ligament

Question 6

tissue that covers the ends of a bone to reduce friction

Answer 6

cartilage

Question 7

a muscle that moves without you telling it to

Answer 7

involuntary muscle

Question 8

a muscle that you can control

Answer 8

voluntary muscle

Question 9

bone that is pulled when a muscle is contracted

Answer 9

insertion bone

Question 10

the bone that does not move when a muscle is contracted

Answer 10

origin bone

Question 11

type of joint where bones slide over other bones (example - wrist/ankle joint)

Answer 11

gliding joint

Question 12

type of joint where one bone rotates around another bone (example - neck)

Answer 12

pivot joint

Question 13

type of joint where your bones only move in a single plane (example - elbow & knee)

Answer 13

hinge joint

Question 14

type of joint where there is a full range of rotation (example - shoulder/hip)

Answer 14

ball-and-socket joint

Question 15

A muscle that flexes or bends a limb when contracted

Answer 15

flexor muscle

Question 16

Skeletal System

Answer 16

System that gives our body structure & framework

Question 17

Cartilage

Answer 17

Tissue that protects the ends of bones from rubbing together in a joint

Question 18

Ligament

Answer 18

Tissue that connects a bone to another bone

Question 19

Tendon

Answer 19

Tissue that connects a muscle to a bone

Question 20

Muscular System

Answer 20

System responsible for movement

Question 21

Voluntary Muscle

Answer 21

Muscle that you have control over

Question 22

Involuntary Muscle

Answer 22

Muscle that I do not control

Question 23

Flexor Muscle

Answer 23

Muscle that flexes or closes when contracted

Question 24

Extensor Muscle

Answer 24

Muscle that extends or opens when contracted

Question 25

Pivot Joint

Answer 25

Joint that rotates around another bone … example: Neck

Question 26

Ball-and-Socket Joint

Answer 26

Joint that allows bones to have a full rotation … example: shoulder or hip

Question 27

Hinge Joint

Answer 27

Joint that moves in a single direction… example: knee or elbow

Question 28

Gliding Joint

Answer 28

Joint that has bones moving over other bones … example: wrist or ankle

Question 29

Origin

Answer 29

The location where a muscle attaches to the bone but does not move

Question 30

Insertion

Answer 30

The bone that is pulled when a muscle is contracted