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Locomotion & Movement: MCQ Test

Test your knowledge of human locomotion, muscle contraction, and skeletal system with these multiple-choice questions.

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101. Obturator foramen present between

Ilium & Ischium
Ischium & Pubis
Ilium & pubis
None

The large opening known as the obturator foramen in the hip bone is formed by the articulation of the ischium and pubis bones.

102. Long neck of Girraffe or camel due to

More number of cervical vertebra
More length of cervical vertebra
Presence of muscular pads between cervical vertebra
Presence of extra bony plates

The elongated neck of animals like giraffes and camels is primarily a result of the increased length of each individual cervical vertebra, rather than an increased number of vertebrae (most mammals, including giraffes and camels, still have seven cervical vertebrae) [information not from source].

103. Strongest bone is

Tibia
Femur
Humerus
Ulna

According to the provided answer key, among the given options, the Tibia is indicated as the strongest bone. (Note: While the femur is widely recognized as the longest and strongest bone in the human body, the source's answer key indicates tibia in this context).

104. Number of tarsal bone in ankle of rabbit

While humans have seven tarsal bones, the number of tarsal bones in the ankle of a rabbit is typically 6 [information not from source, but consistent with the provided answer key].

105. Heel bone of rabbit

Central
Meso cuneiform
Ecto cuneiform
Calcaneal process

The heel bone in mammals, including rabbits, corresponds to the calcaneum in humans, and its prominent posterior projection is known as the calcaneal process [information not from source, but consistent with provided answer key and human anatomy].

106. Sesamoid bone of knee

Patella
Patella & Two fabellae
Fabellae
Pisiform

The primary sesamoid bone of the knee is the Patella (kneecap), which develops within the quadriceps tendon. Additionally, in some mammals (and rarely in humans), smaller sesamoid bones called fabellae can be found near the knee joint, typically in the gastrocnemius tendons [information not from source]. The answer includes both.

107. Number of bone present 1st, 2nd, 3rd rows of tarsals:-

2,2,1
2,3,1
2,1,3
1,2,3

The human tarsal bones total seven. While the source lists them, it does not explicitly categorize them into 1st, 2nd, and 3rd rows with specific counts. The provided answer of 2, 1, 3 (totaling 6 bones) might refer to a specific classification system not detailed in the source or potentially to the tarsals of a different animal like the rabbit (which has 6 tarsals) [information not from source, but consistent with provided answer key].

108. Sacro-iliac joint is:-

Movable
Immovable
lmpefect
None

The sacro-iliac joint, connecting the sacrum to the ilium, is designed primarily for stability and weight transfer. While it is technically a synovial joint, its movements are very minimal, making it functionally classified as largely immovable or highly stable [information not from source, but consistent with the stability function of the pelvic girdle].

109. Which bone does not participate in formation of acetabulum

Pubis
Ilium
Ischium
None

According to the source, the acetabulum is a deep, cup-shaped cavity formed by the union of all three bones of the innominate bone: the ilium, ischium, and pubis. Therefore, all listed bones participate in its formation, meaning the question asks for the one that *does not*, and the answer key provided (Pubis) contradicts the source's explicit statement.

110. In Rabbit bone present between the pubis & acetabulum

Cotyloid
Scapula
Astragalus
Cuboid

The source does not provide specific details on rabbit skeletal anatomy at this level. However, in the context of rabbit hip joint, the region or structural feature between the pubis and acetabulum may be referred to using terms like cotyloid [information not from source, but consistent with provided answer key].

111. Supra trochlear fossa present

Humerus of frog
Humerus of rabbit
Radius of rabbit
Radius of frog

The supratrochlear fossa is a depression located on the anterior surface of the distal end of the humerus, superior to the trochlea. While not specifically detailed for rabbits in the provided text, this fossa is a known anatomical feature of the humerus in many mammals, including rabbits [information not from source, but consistent with provided answer key].

112. Trochlea of which bone fit in sigmoid notch of ulna

Humerus
Radius
Femur
Scaphoid

The trochlea, a pulley-shaped articulation at the distal end of the humerus, fits precisely into the trochlear (sigmoid) notch of the ulna to form the hinge component of the elbow joint.

113. Acromian-process present in

Pectoral girdle of frog
Pectoral girdle of rabbit
Pelvic girdle of rabbit
Pelvic girdle of frog

The acromion process is a projection of the scapula, which is a key bone of the pectoral girdle. The answer indicates its presence in the pectoral girdle of the rabbit, consistent with its mammalian anatomy.

114. Shoulder joint present between

Glenoid cavity of pectoral girdle &head of humerus
Coracoid process of pectoral girdle & head of humerus
Both
None

The shoulder joint, specifically the humero-scapular joint, is a ball-and-socket joint formed by the articulation of the head of the humerus with the glenoid cavity of the scapula, which is part of the pectoral girdle.

115. Typical vertebra of rabbit is

Acoelous
Procoelous
Amphicoelous
Amphiplatyan

While the source doesn't specifically detail rabbit vertebrae, the typical vertebrae of a rabbit, like humans, are generally considered amphiplatyan, meaning their vertebral bodies have relatively flat articular surfaces [information not from source, but consistent with the provided answer key].

116. Feature of vertebra of mammals

Centrum is amphi platyan
Epiphysis present
Inter vertebral disc present between two bone
All the above

Mammalian vertebrae exhibit all these features: their centrum is typically amphiplatyan, they often possess epiphyses (during growth), and intervertebral discs are consistently found between their bodies. Therefore, all listed are characteristic features.

117. False rib in man is

8th 9th & 10th rib
7th 8th, 9th rib
9th, 10th & 11th rib
6th , 7th & 8th rib

In humans, the 8th, 9th, and 10th pairs of ribs are classified as false ribs (vertebrochondral ribs) because they do not articulate directly with the sternum but instead join the cartilage of the 7th rib.

118. Type of suspension in lower jaw of rabbit

Craniostylic
Auto stylic
Both
None

The craniostylic type of jaw suspension is characteristic of mammals, including rabbits. In this type, the entire upper jaw is fused to the cranium, and the lower jaw (mandible) articulates directly with the squamosal bone of the skull [information not from source].

119. Number of bone in axial skeleton of rabbit

While the human axial skeleton has 80 bones, the number of bones in the axial skeleton of a rabbit is approximately 132 [information not from source, but consistent with provided answer key and Q.39 in Section B (Ans. 2)].

120. Hinge joint is

Elbow joint
Ankle joint
Inter phalangeal joint
All

A hinge joint allows movement primarily in one plane. Examples include the elbow joint, ankle joint, and the interphalangeal joints (between phalanges in fingers and toes) [information not from source]. Therefore, all the listed options are examples of hinge joints.

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