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Body Regions Quiz: Identify the main areas of the human body

20 quick questions with instant feedback-ideal for regions of the body practice.

Editorial: Review CompletedCreated By: Dimple DeonilaUpdated Aug 25, 2025
Difficulty: Moderate
Grade: Grade 6
Study OutcomesCheat Sheet
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This body regions quiz helps you identify and name the main areas of the human body in 20 quick questions. Keep learning with our anatomical regions quiz, explore focused practice with the abdominopelvic regions quiz, or review terms in a regional anatomy quiz. Get instant results to track your progress.

Which body region houses the brain?
Abdominal region
Thoracic region
Cranial region
Pelvic region
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What is the common name for the thoracic region?
Skull
Chest
Neck
Hip
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Which region refers to the belly area?
Abdominal region
Cervical region
Femoral region
Occipital region
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Which region is known as the armpit?
Axillary region
Lumbar region
Inguinal region
Buccal region
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Which region includes the wrist bones?
Plantar region
Carpal region
Tarsal region
Palmar region
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The palm of the hand belongs to which region?
Nasal region
Palmar region
Plantar region
Sural region
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What is the name of the region behind the knee?
Patellar region
Crural region
Tarsal region
Popliteal region
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The front of the elbow is called the
Carpal region
Scapular region
Antecubital region
Olecranal region
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The cheek area is called the
Otic region
Buccal region
Mental region
Frontal region
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Which region is around the collarbone?
Axillary region
Cervical region
Clavicular region
Sternal region
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The shoulder blade area on the back is the
Pectoral region
Scapular region
Brachial region
Sternal region
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Which region refers to the lower back on either side of the spine?
Thoracic region
Lumbar region
Sacral region
Coccygeal region
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The area at the base of the spine between the hip bones is the
Gluteal region
Cervical region
Sacral region
Lumbar region
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The outer side of the lower leg is the
Fibular (peroneal) region
Femoral region
Tibial region
Patellar region
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The region at the back of the elbow is the
Antecubital region
Olecranal region
Carpal region
Brachial region
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The base of the thumb belongs to which region of the hand?
Palmar crease region
Digital region
Thenar region
Hypothenar region
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The area on the sides of the lower abdomen, near the hips, is the
Hypogastric region
Epigastric region
Iliac (inguinal) region
Umbilical region
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The area along the midline of the back of the neck is the
Nuchal region
Cervical region
Lumbar region
Sacral region
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The region at the very end of the spine is the
Coccygeal region
Thoracic region
Lumbar region
Sacral region
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The outer side of the forearm (thumb side) is the
Brachial region
Radial side of the antebrachial region
Ulnar side of the antebrachial region
Carpal region
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Study Outcomes

  1. Understand the primary characteristics of major body regions.
  2. Identify and accurately label specific anatomical areas.
  3. Analyze the spatial relationships between adjacent body regions.
  4. Apply correct anatomical terminology during assessments.
  5. Evaluate personal knowledge to enhance exam readiness.

Body Regions Quiz - Practice Test Cheat Sheet

  1. Major Body Regions - Jump into the cephalic (head), thoracic (chest), and abdominal territories to map out the body's big zones, making it way easier to zero in on organs and muscles. Understanding these areas is like having a built-in GPS for anatomy.
  2. Common Region Names - Translate fancy Latin into everyday lingo by learning that axillary means armpit and femoral means thigh. This boosts your confidence when chatting in labs or acing quizzes.
  3. Anatomical Mnemonics - Spice up memorization with catchy phrases like "Some Lovers Try Positions That They Can't Handle" to lock in the carpal bones. Mnemonics turn daunting lists into fun, sing-along jingles your brain will thank you for.
  4. Matching Exercises - Challenge yourself with matching games that pair body region names to pictures, turning study time into a playful contest. Active recall drills like these are proven winners for long-term retention.
  5. Interactive Quizzes & Diagrams - Engage with dynamic quizzes and vibrant labeled images that reward you with instant feedback. It's like having a personal tutor in your pocket, cheering you on as you progress.
  6. Anatomical Planes - Slice through the body conceptually with sagittal, coronal, and transverse planes to see internal structures from every angle. This insight is key for interpreting scans and understanding body movements.
  7. Directional Terms - Get fluent in anterior, posterior, superior, and inferior to describe body parts like a pro. These GPS-style directions ensure crystal-clear communication in any medical or lab setting.
  8. Body Cavities - Explore the protective housing for organs by diving into the cranial, thoracic, and abdominal cavities. Knowing these pocket-like spaces makes it simpler to pinpoint where everything lives.
  9. Abdominal Subdivisions - Divide the belly region into nine zones or four quadrants to diagnose pain and locate organs with surgical precision. It's like overlaying a grid that turns "tummy troubles" into targeted treatments.
  10. Skeletal Landmarks - Identify bony landmarks like the clavicle to mark boundaries between regions and guide physical exams. These surface cues are your roadmap when palpating or planning procedures.
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