Types of Joints

Q.

An example of ball and socket joint is

1. Ankle joint

2. Shoulder joint

3. Elbow joint

4. Knee joint

Q.

The connective tissue that covers the brain and spinal cord is

1. cell membrane

2. meninges

3. neurolemma

4. none of these

Q. Which of the following is an example of saddle joint?

1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 

Q. Which of the following are hinge joints?

1. Shoulder joint
2. Knee joint
3. Elbow joint
4. Ankle joint

Q.

What are the three different types of joints? Explain each type. [3 MARKS]

Q.

How is the spinal cord protected?

Q.

List the two functions of the forebrain.

Q.

Which of the following joint can move in all directions?

1. Hinge joints

2. Fixed joints

3. Ball and socket joints

4. None of these

Q.

Name the part of the brain involved in the following function:

• It controls reflex movements of head, neck, and eye muscles.

Q.

Where is the spinal cord located?

Q. What happens during shoulder dislocation?

1. Movement of a bone of the fixed joint
2. Movement of a bone off the socket joint
3. Movement of a bone off the pivotal joint
4. Movement of a bone off the hinge joint

Q.

Why the Earthworm live in soil?

Why we can't fold our elbow backward?

Q.

The biological term for-

1. The protective membranes of the brain.

Q. Choose the pair of joints that show a similar type of movement.

1. Knee joints and elbow joints
2. Knee joints and neck joint
3. Ankle joints and neck joint
4. Shoulder joints and elbow joints

Q.

Which of following joints present in the leg aid in the function of walking and running?

1. Hinge joint

2. Pivot joint

3. Ball and socket joint

4. Gliding joint

Q. What happens if the joint that helps in exercising biceps and triceps are replaced with the joints in the cranium?

1. Movement around elbow will not be possible.
2. The movement around elbow remains the same.
3. The forearm can move around 360 degrees.
4. The forearm can move back and forth.

Q.

Why we can't move leg and elbow backwards

Q. ________ joints are present in the upper jaw of our mouth.

1. Movable
2. Immovable
3. Ball and socket
4. Hinge

Q. Junctions between the bones which enable them to move are called .

1. joints
2. fractures
3. sutures
4. cartilages

Q. Which of the following joints are corrcetly paired?

1. Gliding joint - Skull
2. Hinge joint - elbow
3. Immovable joint - skull
4. Movable joint - legs

Q. Which among the following joints help the bones to rotate in two or more directions?

1. 
   Hinge joint
2. 
   Ball and socket joint
3. 
   Gliding joint
4. Fixed joint

Q. The point at which two or more bones meet is known a​s ___​​​​​​

Q. Name the freely movable joints in body. Explain them briefly.

Q. Which of the following organ is protected by thoracic cage?

1. Brain
2. Heart
3. Liver
4. Kidneys

Q. State whether the given statement is true or false.
All the parts of the body are capable of movement.

1. True
2. False

Q.

Fill in the blanks.

The arachnoid layer is located ___.

Q. Match the following joints with their location.

1. Skull
2. Wrist
3. Neck
4. Elbow