Question 5 Where does hematopoiesis occur? A Ends of long bones B Sesamoids C Yellow bone marrow D Cartilage Question 6 Which cell is correctly matched to its function? A Osteoclast: Builds bone B Osteospore: Breaks down bone C Osteoblast: Builds bone D Osteocyte: Breaks down bone
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