Question: Look at the picture of a cow bone. Describe how you can tell which part of the cow this bone came from.
Reference answer: The bone is thin and curved.

Student answer: Rib cage.

Student answer: It is a rib because it is curved.

Student answer: Long and small.

Student answer: I know it is a rib because it is curved.

Student answer: It come from the ribs.

Student answer: Because other animals ribs look the same.

Student answer: A rib looks like that because it is like sticking out.

Student answer: This bone came from the cow's ribs.

Student answer: It looks like a rib because it is rounded and flat.

Student answer: It is thin and kind of rounded.

Student answer: The ribs are one of the skinniest bones.

Student answer: Because it is a vole's shape.

Student answer: I can tell that because it is a long, skinny curved bone.

Student answer: Because it is skinny and curved.

Student answer: Because it is curved and skinny.

Student answer: It is long and skinny.

Student answer: It is a thin curved blade.

Student answer: This bone is the rib because they are about bones to protect.

Student answer: It is long, skinny, and it is shaped the same as ours.

Student answer: It is curved a little like a rib.

Student answer: The bone is curved like our rib bone.

Student answer: The cow bone is curved like a rib.

Student answer: I can tell because it is curved like a rib.

Student answer: It is curved at the end.

Student answer: It looks like a rib because of the way it is shaped.

Student answer: I know that the cow bones are from the ribs because it is small.

Student answer: The reason that I can tell is because it looks like a hook.

Student answer: The cow bone is just like our bone it is a C like our rib bone.

Student answer: It is a long skinny bone that looks like ribcages.

Student answer: I know because it is curved like a C.

Student answer: It is curved like a rodent and human rib.

Student answer: It kind of looks like a human bone from the ribcage.

Student answer: Because the shape it has.

Student answer: The rib is always curved like this one.

Student answer: Because it is curved like a rib.

Student answer: From what it looks like.

Student answer: I can tell it is from the rib cage because it is curved.

Student answer: It is curved.

Student answer: Because the ribs are curved.

Student answer: Because the rib bone is small and shaped.

Student answer: Because it looks like a rib because it is thin and small.

Student answer: I can tell it is the rib because it is long and skinny.

Student answer: I tell because it is like a line so it is a rib.

Student answer: It is long and bent like a rib bone.

Student answer: I think that because it looks like a rib.

Student answer: I saw a rib. That is the rib.

Student answer: I think it came from the rib cage.

Student answer: It is long like a cow's rib it is really round like a cow's rib.

Student answer: It is curved on the rib cage.

Student answer: Mice have ribs like that so do we so I think it is a rib.

Student answer: It is curved like a rib bone.

Student answer: Because it is curved like the rib cage.

Student answer: Because it is bent and it has a little knob.

Student answer: Because it looks similar to a mouse rib.

Student answer: This bone is very curved like a rib so this may be part of a rib.

Student answer: A rib because the ribs are curved.

Student answer: Well it is really bent so it must be a rib.

Student answer: Because by looking at the mouse bones it looks just like the mouse's rib.

Student answer: Because it looks like a rib.

Student answer: The only part of the body has a curve.

Student answer: The ribs are curvy and little like this.

Student answer: Because rat bones looked exactly like that.

Student answer: That the bone came from a cow.

Student answer: It looks like one rib bone.

Student answer: Because I looked at a mouse guide paper and saw this bone named rib. And I, a human, has this of a part of a rib.

Student answer: The bone looks like a large rib bone.

Student answer: I can tell that is one of the ribs is that I know a cow rib similar to ours and that is what our ribs look like.

Student answer: It is bended at each end.

Student answer: I saw it in the pellet.

Student answer: It came from the ribs.

Student answer: It looks like a rib from a cow.

Student answer: The rib cage.

Student answer: Its shape and I know from a picture of a vole's bone.

Student answer: Because it looks like one.

Student answer: Because it looks like a rib bone.

Student answer: Because it is shaped like a rib.

Student answer: Because that is what most ribs look like.

Student answer: It looks like a long bone and looks like a half oval.

Student answer: It is curved like a rib.

Student answer: Because it show on the next page.

Student answer: Other parts of the rib cage may look like it.

Student answer: I can tell like this it is curved and no other bone is curved.

Student answer: Well the rib cage bone are usually skinny and rib bones are thick like that.

Student answer: You can tell by the curved part and it is skinny.

Student answer: It is half oval shaped, kind of round.

Student answer: I can tell because that is exactly what it looks like.

Student answer: I can tell because a cow is shaped like it.

Student answer: This looks like it would be a part of the rib because it looks like a cage bar.

Student answer: I know this is a rib cage bone because you can tell by the shape.

Student answer: I can tell because the bone is curved.

Student answer: I can tell it is the tailbone because of the way it is shaped.

Student answer: Because it is the same shape as the ribs.

Student answer: The rib because I know that it is like so it is a rib bone.

Student answer: I can tell because it is curved like the ribs.

Student answer: Because it is shaped like a round circle but cut in half.

Student answer: Well it does look like a rib.

Student answer: I could tell that it was a spine bone because it looks like one.

Student answer: It is like a bow that is how I know.

Student answer: It is small and curved like a rib.

Student answer: It is tilted like a back bone.