Bones of the Skeletal System
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1.
The maxilla bones form the lower jaw.
- True
- False
2.
The zygomatic bone is also called the cheekbone.
- True
- False
3.
The ulna is the thicker bone in the forearm.
- True
- False
4.
The collarbone is also called the scapula.
- True
- False
5.
What arm bone is located off the thumb?
- humerus
- phalanges
- radius
- ulna
6.
The carpal bones refer to bones of the
- ankle.
- arm.
- foot.
- hand.
7.
What is the bone you can feel on the lower back part of the skull?
- frontal
- occipital
- parietal
- temporal
8.
The bone of the forehead and upper eye orbits is the
- frontal.
- occipital.
- parietal.
- temporal.
9.
The is the only movable bone in the skull.
- frontal
- mandible
- maxilla
- nasal
10.
The image shows a diagram of a human ear. Which three letters represent the ossicles?

- A, B, C
- D, G, I
- E, F, H
- J, K, L
11.
Where are the tarsal bones located?
- foot
- hand
- skull
- spinal cord
12.
The breastbone is also called the
- clavicle.
- patella.
- sternum.
- zygomatic.
13.
The largest bone of the pelvis, also known as the hip bone, is the
- ilium.
- ischium.
- pubis.
- sacrum.
14.
What bone is not connected to any other?
- cervical
- coccyx
- hyoid
- vertebrae
15.
The largest bone in the human body, Bone P, is shown on the skeleton diagram. What bone is represented by letter P?

- femur
- fibula
- humerus
- tibia
16.
The tailbone is the
- coccyx.
- ischium.
- patella.
- sacrum.
17.
The heel bone is the
- calcaneus.
- metatarsal.
- scaphoid.
- talus.
18.
If you dislocate the patella, you have dislocated the
- ear.
- elbow.
- finger.
- kneecap.
19.
What is the bone of the upper arm?
- fibula
- humerus
- radius
- ulna
20.
Suppose you were diagnosed with a stress fracture of the fibula bone. What part of your body has been broken?
- arm
- hip
- leg
- thumb
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