Skeleton & Muscles treasure hunt
Delve into the wonderful world of the human body with our Skeleton & Muscles GPS scavenger hunt. Discover how your 206 bones and more than 600 muscles work together to make movement possible. An educational journey through your own anatomy!
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New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 12 October 2026.
What is your sternum?
The bone in the middle of your chest
A bone in your leg
A bone in your arm
A bone in your head
Which bone is in your upper arm?
Your upper arm bone
Your thigh bone
Your rib bone
Your toe bone
Where are your shoulder blades?
On your back
In your belly
On your head
In your leg
Which bone can you feel on the side of your head?
Your temporal bone
Your thigh bone
Your armbot
Your rib bone
Which muscle is the most important in your body?
Your heart
Your big toe
Your eyebrow
Your earlobe
Which body part protects your brain?
Your skull
Your ribs
Your backbone
Your kneecap
What is a joint?
Where two bones meet
A muscle
A piece of skin
A hair
Which body part do you bend in your elbow?
Your arm
Your leg
Your neck
Your finger
Which bone protects your heart and lungs?
Your ribs
Your backbone
Your pelvis
Your skull
Which muscle is strongest in your body?
Your jaw muscle
Your arm muscle
Your leg muscle
Your back muscle
What do you need to get strong bones?
Milk
Candy
Chips
Soft drinks
What happens when your muscles get tired?
They need rest
They disappear
They get bigger
They turn blue
What muscles do you use to chew?
Your jaw muscles
Your arm muscles
Your leg muscles
Your back muscles
What makes your joints move smoothly?
Joint fluid
Blood
Air
Water
Which muscles make your head spin?
Your neck muscles
Your arm muscles
Your back muscles
Your leg muscles
What are the names of the places where bones attach to each other?
Joints
Muscles
Tendons
Blood vessels
Which joint in your body can rotate the furthest?
The shoulder joint
The hip joint
The knee joint
The ankle joint
Which muscle help you swallow?
Swallowing muscles in your throat
Tongue muscle
Jaw muscle
Lip muscles
How many different types of joints does the human body have?
6 main types
3 main types
9 main types
12 main types
What happens to your muscles when you don't use them?
They become weaker and smaller
They are getting stronger
They disappear altogether
Nothing happens
How many teeth does an adult human normally have?
32 teeth
28 teeth
36 teeth
24 teeth
Which muscle do you use to smile?
Mouth muscle
Chewing muscle
Cheek muscle
Chin muscle
How many parts does the sternum consist of?
3 parts
2 parts
4 parts
1 volume
What do you call the muscle at the front of your upper arm?
Biceps
Triceps
Delta muscle
Forearm muscle
Which nerve innervates the serratus anterior muscle?
Nervus thoracicus longus
Nervus axillaris
Nervus musculocutaneus
Nervus thoracodorsalis
What is the primary function of synovial fluid?
Lubrication and nutrition of cartilage
Transport of calcium
Immunity Protection
Bone growth stimulation
What happens during isometric muscle contraction?
The muscle tightens without shortening
The muscle shortens with constant force
The muscle gradually relaxes
The muscle twitches without moving
What is the function of the rotator cuff muscles?
Stabilisation of the shoulder joint
Elbow flexion
Wrist rotation
Finger grab
Which muscle fibre has the greatest strength development but fatigues the fastest?
Type IIx (fast glycolytic fibres)
Type I (slow oxidative fibre)
Type IIa (fast oxidative fibre)
Cardiac muscle fibres
What is the function of the sarcoplasmic reticulum in muscle tissue?
Storage and release of calcium ions
Production of ATP
Transport of oxygen
Synthesis of proteins
Which muscle is responsible for the lateral rotation of the hip?
Musculus piriformis
Musculus psoas major
Musculus rectus femoris
Musculus gracilis
What is meant by 'wolff's law' in bone biology?
Bones adapt to mechanical load
Bones grow only at night
Calcium is only absorbed with vitamin D
Bone fracture always heals stronger than originally
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