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Skeleton and muscles

3rd grade (Year 4 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: NGSS.4-LS1-1 · England: KS2 Y3 Animals, including humans

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  1. Question 1

    Which part of the skeleton has the ring around it?

    • A. leg bones
    • B. skull
    • C. pelvis
    • D. spine (backbone)
  2. Question 2

    Skeleton and muscles: which statement is true?

    • A. Babies and adults have exactly the same number of bones.
    • B. The spine (backbone) protects the spinal cord.
    • C. Muscles can push bones as well as pull them.
    • D. Bones are dead, like rocks.
  3. Question 3

    Which bones protect the brain?

    • A. the skull
    • B. the leg bones
    • C. the pelvis
    • D. the ribs
  4. Question 4

    Which part of the skeleton has the ring around it?

    • A. leg bones
    • B. pelvis
    • C. ribcage
    • D. spine (backbone)
  5. Question 5

    Skeleton and muscles: which statement is true?

    • A. An adult human skeleton has about 206 bones.
    • B. Bones are dead, like rocks.
    • C. Babies and adults have exactly the same number of bones.
    • D. Muscles can push bones as well as pull them.
  6. Question 6

    What are the three main jobs of the skeleton?

    • A. digestion, breathing and seeing
    • B. making food from sunlight
    • C. support, protection and movement
    • D. keeping warm and cooling down only
  7. Question 7

    Which part of the skeleton has the ring around it?

    • A. leg bones
    • B. ribcage
    • C. pelvis
    • D. skull
  8. Question 8

    Skeleton and muscles: which statement is true?

    • A. Bones are dead, like rocks.
    • B. Muscles can push bones as well as pull them.
    • C. Babies and adults have exactly the same number of bones.
    • D. Bones are living tissue and can heal when broken.
  9. Question 9

    How do muscles move bones?

    • A. by contracting (getting shorter) and pulling on them
    • B. by growing longer
    • C. by pushing them
    • D. by melting
  10. Question 10

    Which part of the skeleton has the ring around it?

    • A. spine (backbone)
    • B. pelvis
    • C. ribcage
    • D. skull
  11. Question 11

    Skeleton and muscles: which statement is true?

    • A. Babies and adults have exactly the same number of bones.
    • B. Muscles can push bones as well as pull them.
    • C. Calcium helps keep bones strong.
    • D. Bones are dead, like rocks.
  12. Question 12

    Which bones protect the heart and lungs?

    • A. the toes
    • B. the skull
    • C. the ribcage
    • D. the arm bones
  13. Question 13

    Which part of the skeleton has the ring around it?

    • A. arm bones
    • B. pelvis
    • C. leg bones
    • D. skull
  14. Question 14

    Skeleton and muscles: which statement is true?

    • A. Muscles can push bones as well as pull them.
    • B. Muscles work in pairs.
    • C. Bones are dead, like rocks.
    • D. Babies and adults have exactly the same number of bones.
  15. Question 15

    How do muscles move bones?

    • A. by contracting (getting shorter) and pulling on them
    • B. by growing longer
    • C. by pushing them
    • D. by melting
  16. Question 16

    Which part of the skeleton has the ring around it?

    • A. spine (backbone)
    • B. arm bones
    • C. ribcage
    • D. pelvis

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  1. spine (backbone)
  2. The spine (backbone) protects the spinal cord.
  3. the skull
  4. pelvis
  5. An adult human skeleton has about 206 bones.
  6. support, protection and movement
  7. leg bones
  8. Bones are living tissue and can heal when broken.
  9. by contracting (getting shorter) and pulling on them
  10. spine (backbone)
  11. Calcium helps keep bones strong.
  12. the ribcage
  13. pelvis
  14. Muscles work in pairs.
  15. by contracting (getting shorter) and pulling on them
  16. spine (backbone)