Shoulder Anatomy Quiz

What the six questions ask about

Six questions on the shoulder — the most mobile joint in the body and the structures that stabilize it. That mobility comes from a particular arrangement of named parts, and it is those names and their positions the quiz asks after: the bones that meet at the joint, and the stabilizers that hold the arrangement together. The questions do not go near injuries, rehabilitation, or anything else clinical; this is the shoulder exactly as an anatomy textbook lays it out.

The double-entry answer key

The answers were entered twice before they were asked once. Two authors filled the site’s dataset independently, working from the same fixed 200 keys — a question catalog alongside structured reference tables — and the copies were then compared value by value. All 200 agreed. Where the authors could not both vouch for an entry, that entry was retired instead of quizzed, so every correct answer you see here cleared two people working apart from each other.

From first pick to final score

Each question puts four options in front of you. Your pick is marked right or wrong on the spot, with the correct answer displayed either way. Once the six are done, the page shows a full review of the round — every question, your choice, and the answer from the key. Your best score lives in your browser between visits. No account, no signup, nothing to download, and nothing leaves the page.