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Let’s solve this step by step.

We need to label each part of the skeleton using the words from the Word Bank. The Word Bank has these terms:

- Sternum
- Ribs
- Humerus
- Skull
- Femur
- Spine
- Tibia
- Radius
- Ulna
- Pelvis

Now, let’s look at each line pointing to a bone and match it with the correct name.

1. Top line pointing to the head → That’s the Skull. It holds the brain and makes up the face.

2. Line pointing to the chest area, center → That’s the Sternum. It’s the breastbone in the middle of your chest.

3. Lines pointing to the curved bones around the chest → Those are the Ribs. They protect your heart and lungs.

4. Line pointing to the long bone in the upper arm → That’s the Humerus. It goes from shoulder to elbow.

5. Line pointing to the backbone running down the back → That’s the Spine. It supports your body and protects the spinal cord.

6. Line pointing to the hip bone area → That’s the Pelvis. It connects your legs to your torso.

7. Line pointing to the long bone in the thigh → That’s the Femur. It’s the longest bone in your body!

8. Line pointing to the shin bone (front of lower leg) → That’s the Tibia. It’s the bigger bone in your lower leg.

9. Line pointing to the outer bone in the forearm (when palm is forward) → That’s the Ulna. It’s on the pinky side.

10. Line pointing to the inner bone in the forearm (when palm is forward) → That’s the Radius. It’s on the thumb side.

Wait — let’s double-check the forearm bones. In the diagram, the skeleton’s arms are raised with palms facing forward. So:

- The bone on the thumb side (outer when arm is out) = Radius
- The bone on the pinky side (inner when arm is out) = Ulna

Looking at the lines:

- One line points to the bone closer to the thumb → that’s Radius
- One line points to the bone closer to the pinky → that’s Ulna

Also, we have two lines on the legs:

- One points to the thigh → Femur
- One points to the shin → Tibia

And one line points to the hip → Pelvis

One more: the spine is clearly labeled going down the back.

Let’s list all 10 labels based on position:

Starting from top:

1. Head → Skull
2. Chest center → Sternum
3. Curved chest bones → Ribs
4. Upper arm → Humerus
5. Back column → Spine
6. Hip area → Pelvis
7. Thigh → Femur
8. Shin → Tibia
9. Forearm (thumb side) → Radius
10. Forearm (pinky side) → Ulna

All 10 words from the bank are used once. Perfect.

Final Answer:
Skull, Sternum, Ribs, Humerus, Spine, Pelvis, Femur, Tibia, Radius, Ulna