AA.4 Use context to identify the meaning of a wordFD7You have stamps to reveal!Go to your collection.Select the text from the paragraph that best helps you understand that malleable means able to be bent or reshaped. There may be more than one correct choice.With age, the human skeleton undergoes a process of bone fusion. Newborns' bones are spongy and give way to pressure because they are made primarily of cartilage. These malleable bones make it easier for a newborn to pass through the narrow birth canal. Over time, however, the bones gain more calcium and join together, forming the 206 bones that make up an adult's skeletal structure.Submit

AA.4 Use context to identify the meaning of a wordFD7You have stamps to reveal!Go to your collection.Read the passage and then answer the question.A typical human baby is born with around 300 bones, but by the time that baby reaches adulthood, it will have only 206. Initially, such a notable diminution in the number of bones may seem counterintuitive—shouldn't a skeleton need more bones, not fewer, as it grows? The explanation lies in the way bones grow and develop.With age, the human skeleton undergoes a process of bone fusion. Newborns' bones are spongy and give way to pressure because they are made primarily of cartilage. These malleable bones make it easier for a newborn to pass through the narrow birth canal. Over time, however, the bones gain more calcium and join together, forming the 206 bones that make up an adult's skeletal structure.What is the meaning of malleable as used in the passage?easily brokenthin or narrowable to be bent or reshapedpoorly madeSubmit

AA.4 Use context to identify the meaning of a wordFD7You have stamps to reveal!Go to your collection.Select the text from the paragraph that best helps you understand that diminution means decrease. There may be more than one correct choice.A typical human baby is born with around 300 bones, but by the time that baby reaches adulthood, it will have only 206. Initially, such a notable diminution in the number of bones may seem counterintuitive—shouldn't a skeleton need more bones, not fewer, as it grows? The explanation lies in the way bones grow and develop.Submit

At what age are nearly all bones completely ossified?Multiple ChoiceBirth5 years15 years25 years

What is malleability? Name two most malleable metals.

Which type of cartilage is firm but somewhat flexible and can be found at the ends of the long bones?Multiple Choicefibrocartilagedensehyalineelastic