Main Bones of the Body Crossword Puzzle

QUESTIONS LIST:

• skull: protects the brain and forms the structure of the face.
• vertebral column: supports the body and protects the spinal cord.
• ribs: protect the heart and lungs, aiding in breathing.
• sternum: connects the ribs and helps protect the chest organs.
• hyoid bone: supports the tongue and aids in swallowing and speech.
• clavicle: connects the arm to the body at the shoulder.
• scapula: allows arm movement; known as the shoulder blade.
• humerus: the upper arm bone, connecting the shoulder and elbow.
• radius: forearm bone on the thumb side, enabling wrist rotation.
• ulna: forearm bone on the pinky side, providing stability.
• carpals: small bones that form the wrist.
• metacarpals: bones of the palm, connecting the wrist to the fingers.
• phalanges (fingers): bones in the fingers, enabling movement.
• pelvis: supports body weight and protects pelvic organs.
• femur: thigh bone, the longest and strongest bone.
• patella: kneecap, protecting the knee joint.
• tibia: shin bone, bearing most of the body’s weight.
• fibula: supports the leg and stabilizes the ankle.
• tarsals: bones that form the ankle.
• metatarsals: foot bones connecting the ankle to the toes.
• phalanges: toe bones, aiding in balance and movement.