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Support in plants and the human skeleton

Week 1 · Chapter 1 Support and Movement in Living Organisms (A): objectives, support in plants, the human skeleton: axial skeleton (vertebral column, skull, thoracic cage) and appendicular skeleton (girdles and limbs) · 3 lessons
Answers are for parents and teachers.
1
Explain why the outside of a plant needs a waterproof layer, and name the two substances that can supply it.
2
Sort into the axial or the appendicular skeleton: scapula, cervical vertebra, femur, rib, clavicle, skull.
3
Count the bones in the forearm, wrist and palm of one arm.
4
Name the two organs protected by the rib cage, and say how many pairs of ribs it has.
5
Name the girdle that joins the arms to the axis and the two bones in each of its halves.