Question

Question was provided via image upload.

Explanation:

1. The first blank: A bone's outer thin, tough membrane is the periosteum (matches label b).
2. Second and third blanks: Periosteum supplies bone cells with nutrients (from blood vessels) and oxygen (via blood).
3. Fourth blank: The dense part of bone is compact bone (label d).
4. Fifth blank: Calcium is the mineral giving bone strength.
5. Sixth blank: Ends of bones have spongy bone (label e) with spaces.
6. Seventh blank: Spaces in spongy bone have bone marrow (red marrow makes blood cells, yellow marrow has fat etc.).
7. Eighth blank: Yellow marrow (label p) is in medullary cavity, made of nerve cells, blood vessels, fat.
8. Ninth blank: New blood cells are made in red marrow (label f).
9. Tenth blank: Ligaments connect bones.
10. Eleventh blank: Tendons connect muscles to bone.
11. For the 4 shape classifications: Long (e.g., femur), Short (e.g., carpal bones), Flat (e.g., skull bones), Irregular (e.g., vertebrae).

Answer:

1. periosteum
2. nutrients
3. oxygen
4. compact
5. Calcium
6. spongy
7. marrow
8. marrow
9. red
10. Ligaments
11. Tendons

4 shape classifications: Long (e.g., femur), Short (e.g., carpal bones), Flat (e.g., frontal bone), Irregular (e.g., vertebrae)