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Question 1
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Which of the following organisms has a backbone?

A
Spider

B
Starfish

C
Snake

D
Snail

Solution

Snake has a backbone. The animals with backbone are called vertebrates.
Question 2
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Which part of body is protected by the vertebral column?

A
Spinal cord

B
Rib cage

C
Brain

D
Heart

Solution

The given figure represents backbone. Backbone protects the spinal cord. It is made up of a series of small bones called vertebrae.
Question 3
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Which parts of the fish helps it to move forward?

A
Hands and fins

B
Legs and fins

C
Gills and fins

D
Fins and tail

Solution

Fins help the fish to move in water. The forward movement of the fish starts with front and sideways push of the tail. The flexible and strong tail fin of the fish pushes the water and propels the fish forward.
Question 4
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Which type of movement is possible for the joint at forearm and knee?

A
Stretching and folding movement.

B
Side to side movement.

C
Gliding movement.

D
Circular movement.

Solution

The hinge joint between upper and lower arm and at knee allows back and forth movement.
Question 5
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Which statement is correct.

A
Our bones can move by themselves.

B
Our muscles can move by themselves.

C
Our blood enables us to move our bones.

D
Our muscles along with other body systems enable us to move our bones.

Solution

Our muscles along with other body systems such as nervous system and circulatory system work together to move our bones.
Question 6
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Which of the following joints and their parts enable a bowler to bowl, while playing cricket?

A
Ball and socket joint at shoulder.

B
Hinge joint at elbow.

C
Hinge joint at shoulder.

D
Ball and socket joint at elbow.

Solution

Our shoulder has the ball and socket joint that allows circular movement. When you bowl while playing cricket, you rotate your hand in full circle.
Question 7
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Skeletal and muscular systems work together to enable the body to move. What is the main function of the skeletal system in relationship to the muscular system?

A
To provide attachment points for muscles.

B
To assist muscles in growth and development.

C
To produce muscle cells inside the bone marrow.

D
To produce enzymes that help muscles repair themselves.

Solution

Skeletal system provides attachment points for muscles.
Question 8
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At which parts of our body can we bend?

A
Knee

B
Elbow

C
Neck

D
All of these

Solution

Knee joint, neck joint and elbow joints can be bent easily.
Question 9
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Which joint is present at the hip region?

A
Hinge joint

B
Pivotjoint

C
Pectoral joint

D
Pelvic joint

Solution

Pelvic joint is present in the hip region.
Question 10
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Which of the following does not have a backbone?

A
Snake

B
Bird

C
Earthworm

D
Fish

Solution

Snail is an invertebrate

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Question 1

Spider

Starfish

Snake

Snail

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Question 2

Spinal cord

Rib cage

Brain

Heart

Solution

Question 3

Hands and fins

Legs and fins

Gills and fins

Fins and tail

Solution

Question 4

Stretching and folding movement.

Side to side movement.

Gliding movement.

Circular movement.

Solution

Question 5

Our bones can move by themselves.

Our muscles can move by themselves.

Our blood enables us to move our bones.

Our muscles along with other body systems enable us to move our bones.

Solution

Question 6

Ball and socket joint at shoulder.

Hinge joint at elbow.

Hinge joint at shoulder.

Ball and socket joint at elbow.

Solution

Question 7

To provide attachment points for muscles.

To assist muscles in growth and development.

To produce muscle cells inside the bone marrow.

To produce enzymes that help muscles repair themselves.

Solution

Question 8

Knee

Elbow

Neck

All of these

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Question 9

Hinge joint

Pivotjoint

Pectoral joint

Pelvic joint

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Question 10

Snake

Bird

Earthworm

Fish

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