Practice Test

Q1) The adult human skeleton consists of about _____ bones Show Answer

Q2) What are the two parts of skeleton? Show Answer

Q3) In which body cavity does RBC production take place? Show Answer

Q4) What is the main function of skeleton? Show Answer

Q5) Bones act as store house of Show Answer

Q6) Which two parts form human endoskeleton? Show Answer

Q7) How many bones are present in human axial skeleton? Show Answer

Q8) How many bones are present in human skull? Show Answer

Q9) Human skull is Show Answer

Q10) Which important organ is protected by skull? Show Answer

Q11) Which is the movable bone of skull? Show Answer

Q12) _____ bone helps in opening and closing of the mouth. Show Answer

Q13) Human vertebral column shows how many curvatures? Show Answer

Q14) How many vertebrae are there in cervical region? Show Answer

Q15) How many vertebrae are present in thoracic region? Show Answer

Q16) Vertebral column is also called Show Answer

Q17) Human vertebral column consists of a chain of ______ vertebrae. Show Answer

Q18) Thoracic cage of man consists of Show Answer

Q19) The last two pair of ribs are called Show Answer

Q20) Sternum is divided into the following three parts Show Answer

Q21) Appendicular skeleton consists of ______ bones Show Answer

Q22) Human hand is made up of Show Answer

Q23) Number of bones in forelimb and hind limb is the same. It is Show Answer

Q24) Find the non - matching pair Show Answer

Q25) Number of ribs present in man is Show Answer

Q26) Total number of bones in your right arm is Show Answer

Q27) Os- innominate or os-coxal is formed by the fusion of Show Answer

Q28) In human, coccyx is formed by the fusion of _____ vertebrae Show Answer

Q29) Dagger shaped bone present in the human skeleton is Show Answer

Q30) Xiphoid process occurs in Show Answer

Q31) In man the coccygeal bone is found in the Show Answer

Q32) Sella turcica is the Show Answer

Q33) In mammals, the lower jaw is made of Show Answer

Q34) Half of pelvic girdle is known as Show Answer

Q35) Number of bones present in human cranium is Show Answer

Q36) Human vertebral column shows Show Answer

Q37) In mammals, lower jaw is made of Show Answer

Q38) Thoracic region of mammals has______ vertebrae Show Answer

Q39) Intervertebral disc is made up of Show Answer

Q40) Locomotion refers to the Show Answer

Q41) Locomotion in man is Show Answer

Q42) Movement from one place to another place is called as Show Answer

Q43) By which movement does food move in the intestine? Show Answer

Q44) Contraction and relaxation of heart is controlled by Show Answer

Q45) Movement in amoeba is performed by Show Answer

Q46) Which of the following movements in man are directly concerned with locomotion? Show Answer

Q47) Study of structure and function of various joints is called Show Answer

Q48) During parturition, which joint allow a smooth movement of foetus? Show Answer

Q49) Joints between the bones of skull are called Show Answer

Q50) Which of the following joints does not provide any movement? Show Answer

Q51) Pubic symphysis is Show Answer

Q52) Fibrous joints are Show Answer

Q53) Syndesmosis is a Show Answer

Q54) The line of fusion at joint in skull is called Show Answer

Q55) In newborn, rooffing bones of skull leave six gapes called Show Answer

Q56) Suture joint are present between Show Answer

Q57) Fibrous joints are present between Show Answer

Q58) Peg and socket joint is Show Answer

Q59) _____ is /are examples of fibrous joints Show Answer

Q60) Suture joint are present between frotal bone and parietal bones is called Show Answer

Q61) Suture present between two parietal suture is called Show Answer

Q62) Suture present between parietal and occipital bones is called Show Answer

Q63) Which suture is present between temporal and parietal bones? Show Answer

Q64) Suture are Show Answer

Q65) Immovable joints are also called Show Answer

Q66) Joints between human skull bones are Show Answer

Q67) Gomphosis joints are found Show Answer

Q68) Mammalian teeth are Show Answer

Q69) The joint of pubic symphysis is an example of Show Answer

Q70) The joint between sternum and ribs is Show Answer

Q71) Which joint protects spinal cord from mechanical injury? Show Answer

Q72) Tendons connect Show Answer

Q73) In the ball and socket joint, the friction of two bones is reduced by Show Answer

Q74) Syndesmosis connect two bones, e.g Show Answer

Q75) Slightly movable joints are also called Show Answer

Q76) Inter - phalangeal joints are also called Show Answer

Q77) Saddle joint occurs in the region of Show Answer

Q78) Pubic symphysis is a/ an ______ joint Show Answer

Q79) The epiphysis and diaphysis joints of long bones are called Show Answer

Q80) Synchondrosis is Show Answer

Q81) Cartilaginous joints Show Answer

Q82) _______ joints are also called synarthroses Show Answer

Q83) The movable joints in human body are known as Show Answer

Q84) What is the function of the synovial fluid? Show Answer

Q85) Synovial fluid is present in Show Answer

Q86) Which is the largest synovial joint? Show Answer

Q87) Synovial joint are functioally called Show Answer

Q88) A multiaxial joint is Show Answer

Q89) Ball and socket joint is found in Show Answer

Q90) When the head of humerus fits into glenoid cavity, then it is Show Answer

Q91) Ball and socket joint moves in Show Answer

Q92) The joint prone to sprain and dislocation is Show Answer

Q93) In the ball and socket joint, the friction of the two bones is reduced by Show Answer

Q94) Which of the following type of joint is present in the knee? Show Answer

Q95) Which of the following is an example of hinge joint? Show Answer

Q96) The type of wrist joint human is Show Answer

Q97) Gliding joints are found Show Answer

Q98) In synovial joints, the articular surface of bones are covered with Show Answer

Q99) A synovial cavity is found in the Show Answer

Q100) Condyloid joint occurs between Show Answer

Q101) The functional role of synovial fluid is chiefly Show Answer

Q102) An example of gliding joint is Show Answer

Q103) Which type of joint is an elbow joint? Show Answer

Q104) In synovial joints, the ends of bone are covered with Show Answer

Q105) Knee joint is Show Answer

Q106) The function of synovial fluid includes Show Answer

Q107) _____ joint allow uniaxial movement Show Answer

Q108) The joint between atlas and axis is Show Answer

Q109) Inter- articulated discs are found in Show Answer

Q110) Joint which permit free movement of bones are called Show Answer

Q111) A bone is connected to another bone by Show Answer

Q112) _____ joint allow non - axial movement Show Answer

Q113) Which joint has evolutionary significance in human evolution? Show Answer

Q114) Joints between carpals are Show Answer

Q115) Saddle joint is present between the Show Answer

Q116) Saddle joint allows ______ movement Show Answer

Q117) Saddle joint resembles the ______ joint Show Answer

Q118) Synchondrosis is located between Show Answer

Q119) The joint in radius - ulna differ from that in tibia - fibula in Show Answer

Q120) The pivot joint allows Show Answer

Q121) Joint between atlas and axis is Show Answer

Q122) The process that is over second cervical vertebra is termed as Show Answer

Q123) Atlanto - occipital joint is between Show Answer

Q124) The joint between 1st vertebra and 2nd vertebra is called Show Answer

Q125) Head can be turned from side to side because of Show Answer

Q126) Total number of muscles in human body are Show Answer

Q127) Sarcomere is the distance between Show Answer

Q128) Strongest muscle human body is found in Show Answer

Q129) Which muscles do not get fatigued? Show Answer

Q130) The functional unit of contractile system of a striated muscle is Show Answer

Q131) Striated muscles are also called Show Answer

Q132) Muscles used in straightening and bending limbs are called as ______ respectively. Show Answer

Q133) Antagonistic muscles are Show Answer

Q134) The biceps and triceps muscles are found in Show Answer

Q135) When a muscle bend one part upon another, it is called Show Answer

Q136) Bone formed by the ossification of tendons is called Show Answer

Q137) Which part of the mammalian brain controls muscular coordination? Show Answer

Q138) Origin of triceps is Show Answer

Q139) Involuntary muscle movement brings about Show Answer

Q140) Muscles causing movement of food in stomach are Show Answer

Q141) Sudden, explosive and sustained contraction is possible in the case of Show Answer

Q142) During inspiration what happens to the diaphragm? Show Answer

Q143) Muscle that brings the limb towards midline is called Show Answer

Q144) A part of muscle attached to the bone which does not move when the muscle contracts is called Show Answer

Q145) Biceps are attached with Show Answer

Q146) Striated muscles are connected to the bone by Show Answer

Q147) The voluntary movement and locomotion depend upon the contraction power of Show Answer

Q148) The function of the tendons is Show Answer

Q149) A muscle that moves body part towards the body axis is known as Show Answer

Q150) Biceps muscle connects humerus with Show Answer

Q151) Triceps muscle joins ulna with Show Answer

Q152) End of muscle attached to the moving bone of a joint is Show Answer

Q153) _____ is also called a flexor muscle Show Answer

Q154) To which muscles are flexors antagonistic? Show Answer

Q155) During bending of an elbow, _____ contract and triceps relax. Show Answer

Q156) Inflammation of joint is called Show Answer

Q157) Which of the following is a muscle destroying diease? Show Answer

Q158) Inflammation of synovial membrane is seen in Show Answer

Q159) In gouty arthritis, which acid get deposited in the joints? Show Answer

Q160) Osteoporosis is characterized by Show Answer

Q161) Painful inflamed joints due to lack of synovial fluid result in Show Answer

Q162) In old age, stiffness of joint is due to the Show Answer

Q163) In women after menopause, lack of which hormone causes osteoporosis? Show Answer

Q164) The study of bone is called Show Answer

Q165) Which is not the function of skeleton? Show Answer

Q166) Study of motion of human body is called Show Answer

Q167) During locomotion, bones in the skeletal system act as Show Answer

Q168) What is the function of fontanelles? Show Answer

Q169) Which of the following is an example of fibrous joint? Show Answer

Q170) Ellipsoidal joint is found between Show Answer

Q171) Type of joint between the human skull bones is Show Answer

Q172) The example of synarthrosis is Show Answer

Q173) Which of the following joint is present between the pubic bones? Show Answer

Q174) Which of the following muscles are under conscious control? Show Answer

Q175) Peristalsis along the alimentary canal is due to the activity of Show Answer

Q176) When we lift a heavy object Show Answer

Q177) During muscle contraction Show Answer

Q178) Abductors are antagonistic of Show Answer

Q179) The rotation of the arm turning the palm upwards is called Show Answer

Q180) Muscle, which brings about the movement of forelimb is Show Answer

Q181) The scientific study of muscle is called Show Answer

Q182) Cramp occurs due to Show Answer

Q183) displacement of intervertebral disc result in Show Answer

Q184) Hinge joint are found in
Show Answer

Q185) Substance that accumulates in a fatigued muscle is Show Answer