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Std 5 Science: Human Skeletal System

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Std 5/Science/Practice worksheet/ Term 2/2019-20
Human Body: Skeletal and Muscular System
Q.1. Fill in the blanks.
i. Vertebrates can move because they have ______________ attached to the skeleton.
ii. The only movable part of your skull is ____________ .
iii. The _______________girdle supports the body weight.
iv. ____________ are the tissues which attach two bones together
v. ______________ and ____________ are important for healthy bones.
Q.2. Unscramble the word with the help of clues provided.
i. Muscles help the body to do ______. temomevn _________________
ii. The type of striped muscle that the heart is made of : ardicca ______________
iii. The type of muscles that can be controlled . ulrnlovya __________________
iv. Thick bands of tissue that attach muscles to bones – ndontse ______________
v. Muscles that move without being controlled – nuitrvaloyn ________________
Q.3 How are vertebrates different from invertebrates?
Q.4. Where in the body can you find the following types of bones?
Femur, humerus, the smallest bone, girdles, sternum
Q.5. Below is a diagram of the human skeleton. Label the following parts:
Skull, Backbone, ribs, rib cage, collar bone, hip girdle, humerus,
Elbow joint, femur, pectoral girdle
Q.6. Name the joint shown in the figure. List the other joints present in our body.

Q7. Name the following structure and explain its function.

Q.8. What are the advantages to humans for having a an erect posture?
Q.9. Write any five habits that you should enculcate in this growing age to make your bones
and muscles stronger?
Q.10. Identify the animals from their skeletons.

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