Science 4 · Unit 1: Living things · Cambridge Primary Science Stage 4
1.1 Bones and skeletons
19 questions · e.g. What are the bones of the chest called?
Questions
1. Look at the skeleton. Which bones are shown in orange?
Check2. Look at the skeleton. Which bones are shown in orange?
Check3. Look at the skeleton. Which bones are shown in orange?
Check4. Look at the skeleton. Which bone is shown in orange?
Check5. Match each bone with where it is in your body.
Check- skull
- rib cage
- spine
- leg bone
- your back
- your leg
- your head
- your chest
6. What are the bones of the head called?
Check7. What are the bones of the chest called?
Check8. What is the row of bones in our back called?
Check9. Name the bone that moves when we chew food.
Check10. Why are the bones of your skeleton different shapes and sizes?
- Bones grow in any shape by chance.
- Bigger bones are older than smaller bones.
- Each bone has a different job to do.
- All bones do the same job.
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12. A skeleton has a curved back, long back legs and a short tail. Which animal does it come from?
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15. Match each skeleton with the animal it comes from.
Check- wing bones and a beak
- a long tail and a long jaw with many teeth
- very long back legs and no tail
- a curved back, long back legs and a short tail
- frog
- rabbit
- bird
- crocodile
16. Skeleton A is a crocodile. Part W is at the front of its head. What is part W?
Check17. On the crocodile skeleton, part X is a set of curved bones round its chest. What is part X?
Check18. On the crocodile skeleton, part Y is the row of bones along its back. What is part Y?
Check19. On the crocodile skeleton, part Z is a bone the crocodile walks on. What is part Z?
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