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eyes

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heart

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skull

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knee

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The bones of the cranium are connected at

A
sutures.
B
cartilage.
C
nerve tissue.
D
movable joints.
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There are seven bones found in the neck region of the vertebral column. These are called

A
lumbar vertebrae.
B
thoracic vertebrae.
C
cervical vertebrae.
D
sacrum vertebrae.
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What does the shape of the skull allow it to do? Check all of the boxes that apply.

A
It can collapse under stress.
B
It can offer protection to the brain.
C
It can provide attachment sites for the teeth.
D
It can transmit electrical signals through the bones.
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The sternum is located

A
along the spinal cord.
B
at the base of the jaw.
C
in the center of the chest.
D
below the lumbar vertebrae.
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The upper jaw is made up of

A
the cranium.
B
the mandible.
C
the hyoid bone.
D
maxillary bones.
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Which of these statements describe the sacrum? Check all of the boxes that apply.

A
It is triangular in shape.
B
It is part of the thoracic cage.
C
It is made up of five fused vertebrae.
D
It is located above the lumbar vertebrae.
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What are the two primary functions of the sinuses? Check all of the boxes that apply.

A
They allow the passage of food.
B
They filter out foreign particles in the air.
C
They reduce the weight of the skull.
D
They increase the loudness of the voice.

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