Question: What is it about the human skeleton that allows it to bend?
Reference answer: The human skeleton can bend because the skeleton is articulated (has joints).

Student answer: Joint.

Student answer: Joints is in the human body that helps you bend.

Student answer: Joints.

Student answer: Joints allow the human skeleton to bend.

Student answer: We have a lot of joints in our body that allows us to bend.

Student answer: About joints.

Student answer: Joint allow you to move.

Student answer: Joints.

Student answer: You can bend because you have joints help you move.

Student answer: The joints.

Student answer: A hinge allows you to bend.

Student answer: Joints and non-fused bones.

Student answer: The joints allow you to move.

Student answer: What allows us to bend is the joints.

Student answer: The human skeleton allows it to bend because of the joints.

Student answer: The vertebrae is what helps you bend.

Student answer: Your joints allow you to move.

Student answer: The bone in your body allows you to bend.

Student answer: What allows us to bend is all of the joints.

Student answer: The vertebrae allows your skeleton to move around and bend.

Student answer: The human body has joints that allows us to move.

Student answer: Basically all of the joints in your body, which allows it to bend in only certain places.

Student answer: The joints, muscles, and bones.

Student answer: Your muscles, joints, and bones help you to move your body around.

Student answer: Joints and cartilage allow the skeleton to bend.

Student answer: Where 2 bones move.

Student answer: It is the joints.

Student answer: The joints allow the human skeleton to bend.

Student answer: What allows it to bend is joints all kinds of joints the 3 joints are hinge, gliding, and ball-and-socket.

Student answer: The joints allows the human skeleton to bend by pulling together.

Student answer: Muscles in the body.

Student answer: It articulates that is what allows you to bend.

Student answer: Joints allow the human skeleton to move.

Student answer: How you bend joints in your body.

Student answer: Our legs, our arms and our backs.

Student answer: Your spine, joints muscles.

Student answer: It allows it to bend because it is articulated that means it has joints.

Student answer: We are articulated.

Student answer: The spine does allow it to move.

Student answer: Bones.

Student answer: The human skeleton allows it to bend.

Student answer: It is the articulated skeleton.

Student answer: The human skeleton moves because, you have an articulated skeleton.

Student answer: The human skeleton moves because of the back bone. Helps you move.

Student answer: The joints allow the human skeleton to bend because if you did not have joints it would rub.

Student answer: The joint allows the human skeleton to move and bend.

Student answer: The hinge allows the knees and the elbow bend.

Student answer: Joints, because bones cannot bend but joints bend really easily to allow the body to move.

Student answer: Joints.

Student answer: All your joints keep our bones together so they do not fall apart.

Student answer: Our cartilage can help us bend.

Student answer: Socket, joint, ball.

Student answer: The hip in the skeleton makes it bend.

Student answer: The human skeleton could bend because it has joints.

Student answer: All of bone joints allow it to bend.

Student answer: Joints in the spine, legs, arms, and head.

Student answer: Gliding joint hinge joint ball and socket joint or any other joint there is.

Student answer: That you have joints.

Student answer: The human skeleton bends because of all the bones in your body.

Student answer: The joints and muscles.

Student answer: The spine.

Student answer: Your neck makes you move front to back and side to side.

Student answer: Your ball sockets.

Student answer: Our joint allows to move our elbows, shoulder, fingers and neck.

Student answer: The joint allow it to bend.

Student answer: The joints allow it to bend.

Student answer: All the joints allow it to bend.

Student answer: Is joint because if we did not have any joints, we would just be a big blob.

Student answer: What allows us to bend is our joints in our body.

Student answer: Joints.

Student answer: The thing that makes the skeleton makes it bend is the spin bones.

Student answer: Well the human skeleton has joints, hinge, ball-and-socket, and gliding, and it has a backbone which allows you to bend too.

Student answer: Joints allow the human skeleton to bend.

Student answer: Finger tips.

Student answer: Joints and your spinal cord.

Student answer: Joints, Where 2 bones meet, allows the body to bend.

Student answer: Pelvis and backbone help bend.

Student answer: The gliding joint that connects your back bones, and your back bones to the pelvis.

Student answer: The joints shows us to bend.

Student answer: What allows us to bend is.

Student answer: It is the backbone that allows us to bend.

Student answer: The backbone allows us to bend.

Student answer: It allows us to bend because we have joints in us.

Student answer: The joints allow the human body to bend.

Student answer: All of the hinge and ball-and-socket joint. Last, the gliding joint.

Student answer: The spine has more than one vertebra. Others have joints. Joints stand together by ligaments. Also cartilage help to not grind our bones.

Student answer: The hip joint allows to bend because it can move side to side, front, and back.

Student answer: Hinges and ball and socket also the gliding joints all those joints help your body to bend.

Student answer: The cervical vertebrae.

Student answer: What the things his joints were 2 bones meet. And specific joints and bones.

Student answer: The joints allows the skeleton to move. The joints that help to bend is called cartilage.

Student answer: The joints work together with the bones to allow you to bend.

Student answer: When you are articulating. It means when jointed, or joined in sections. Which forms the human skeleton.

Student answer: Your knee can bend because can kick something.

Student answer: The human skeleton is there to help people move.

Student answer: Spine and neck.

Student answer: The neck.

Student answer: Your cartilage.

Student answer: The joints in the body it allows it to bend.

Student answer: Your hips and your upper legs are both allowed to move.