2. What two bones of the forearm help you shoot a basketball? your fibula ad the tibia 

3. What bone of the upper arm helps you pass a basketball? Face the person you’re passing to, with your head up and knees slightly bent. Spread your fingers wide and hold the ball at chest level, elbows out. Extend your arms, take a step toward the person you’re passing to, and snap your wrists forward and up as you release the ball.

4. What do the tibia and fibula bones do during a lay-up? when you squeeze down you gather energy and then you jump up just a little bit and then you do a lay up

5.  Do a google search of bones being used during basketball.  Either put a picture of the bones being used or describe it in your own words. 

3)
The chest pass, which resembles a push up motion, is a common way to get the ball to another player. The elbow ex tensors, including the triceps, pectoral and Deltona muscles, work in concert as an isotopic contraction to enable you to make a chest pass to another player.
4) The fibula is a long, thin bone also located between the ankle and the patella. It runs parallel to the tibia. Like the femur, the tibia bears much of the body's weight and plays an essential role in movement and locomotion. The fibula, along with the tibia and the tarsals, forms the ankle.
5)

The bone in your upper arm to help pass a basketball is called the "Humerus". 
4- What do the tibia and fibula bones do during a lay-up?

bears much of the body's weight
5- Knee: articulating bones – femur, tibia. Elbow: articulating bones – humerus, radius, ulna

2. the two bones that help you play basketball is ulna
 and radius.

3-The bone that helps you pass is the humors

4. The fubia and tubia help during your layups