| Which of the following are parts of the human skeleton? | The human skeleton | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 2 | No diagram |
| Which type of material is the human skeleton made from? | The human skeleton | Short answer | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| The skeleton provides ________ for organs inside the body. | The human skeleton | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which of the following are living tissues? | The human skeleton | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Match the item to its description. | The human skeleton | Matching | Year 7 | 4 | No diagram |
| All living organisms are made up of cells. Starting with cell, put the parts in order of increasing size. | The human skeleton | Ordering | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| True or false? Bone is made up of cells. | The human skeleton | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Select the reasons why we need a skeleton? | The human skeleton | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 2 | No diagram |
| Bones are living and need glucose and __________ for respiration. | The human skeleton | Short answer | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Inside bone we find bone __________. | The human skeleton | Short answer | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Select the substances that are made by bone marrow? | The human skeleton | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 2 | No diagram |
| True or false? All living things are made of cells. | Muscles | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which of the following are not found in an animal cell? | Muscles | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 2 | No diagram |
| Mitochondria release energy in a process known as ____. | Muscles | Short answer | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which of these are examples of specialised animal cells? | Muscles | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 2 | No diagram |
| What do living organisms need from the air for respiration? | Muscles | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| What is the best description of a muscle in a living human body? | Muscles | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which cell diagram shows muscle cells? | Muscles | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | Diagram |
| Muscle cells contain mitochondria which use __________ and sugar to release energy so they can contract. | Muscles | Short answer | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| True or false? Skeletal muscle is joined to the bone. | Muscles | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Match the type of muscle to the organ system it is involved with. | Muscles | Matching | Year 7 | 2 | No diagram |
| What happens to a muscle cell when it contracts? | Muscles | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Muscle tissue is made up of specialised cells called __________ cells. | Movement | Short answer | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which piece of equipment would enable us to see a muscle cell? | Movement | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| True or false? Muscle cells have lots of mitochondria to help them contract. | Movement | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | Diagram |
| Which of the following are real types of muscle tissue? | Movement | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 3 | No diagram |
| What is the name of the junction where two bones meet? | Movement | Short answer | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which types of muscles are involuntary? | Movement | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 2 | No diagram |
| Which joint is fixed and unable to move? | Movement | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which statements about hinge joints are correct? | Movement | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 2 | No diagram |
| Who is correct? | Movement | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| When a skeletal muscle __________ it pulls on a tendon to move a bone. | Movement | Short answer | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| True or false? Biceps and hamstrings are an example of an antagonistic pair of muscles. | Movement | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| When the biceps muscle contracts, the triceps muscle... | Movement | Short answer | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| What holds two bones together? | Biomechanics | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| True or false? Cartilage is found between a joint to prevent bones from wearing away. | Biomechanics | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Two muscles that work together to move a bone at the joint are known as __________ pairs. | Biomechanics | Short answer | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| What is needed for respiration? | Biomechanics | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 2 | No diagram |
| Which picture shows a muscle cell(s)? | Biomechanics | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | Diagram |
| __________ is the study of how the body moves. | Biomechanics | Short answer | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| The bicep and tricep are an antagonistic pair of muscles. When the biceps contract the triceps... | Biomechanics | Short answer | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| True or false? The pivot in your arm is at the elbow. | Biomechanics | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Which units is a force measured in? | Biomechanics | Multiple choice | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
| Calculate the moment when a boy with a forearm measuring 0.25 m holds a 2 N mass. The answer is __________ Nm. | Biomechanics | Short answer | Year 7 | 1 | No diagram |
