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PLEASE DO NOT WRITE ON THIS TEST!
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Organ Systems: Bone and Muscle
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Multiple Choice: Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question best.
1) What structure directs the activities of a cell?
a.
nucleus
b.
cytoplasm
c.
cartilage
d.
cell membrane
11) How does exercise help maintain healthy bones?
a.
by decreasing the need for calcium in the bones
b.
by decreasing the need for phosphorus in the bones
c.
by making bones grow stronger and denser
2) Messages are carried back and forth between the brain d.
by making bones produce stronger outer
and other parts of the body by
membranes
a.
respiratory tissue.
b.
nervous tissue.
c.
digestive tissue.
d.
the circulatory system. 12) Beneath the outer membrane of bone there is a layer of
a.
blood vessels.
b.
canals.
3) Which type of human body tissue can contract, or
c.
spongy bone.
d.
compact bone.
shorten?
a.
nerve tissue
b.
muscle tissue
13) What is the best way to prevent osteoporosis?
c.
connective tissue
d.
epithelial tissue
a.
Exercise regularly and include calcium in your diet.
b.
Reduce exercise and add phosphorus to your diet.
4) Which type of tissue lines your digestive track and
c.
Eat more green vegetables and red meats.
allows you to digest and absorb the nutrients from food? d.
Get plenty of bed-rest.
a.
epithelial
b.
connective
c.
muscle
d.
nervous
14) Which type of muscle is found only in the heart?
a.
voluntary muscle
b.
cardiac muscle
5) The process by which an organism’s internal
c.
smooth muscle
d.
soft muscle
environment is kept stable in spite of changes in the
external environment is called
15) Which type of muscle tires quickly during exercise?
a.
healing.
b.
digestion.
a.
smooth muscle
b.
breathing muscle
c.
homeostasis.
d.
respiration.
c.
skeletal muscle
d.
cardiac muscle
6) Which organ system makes blood cells?
a.
skeletal system
b.
nervous system
c.
circulatory system
d.
digestive system
7) The bones that form the backbone are called
a.
vertebrae.
b.
metatarsals.
c.
tibia.
d.
carpals.
8) What kind of motion is possible with a hinge joint?
a.
rotating
b.
sliding
c.
backward or forward d.
side to side
9) A strong connective tissues that holds movable joints
together is a
a.
cartilage.
b.
ligament.
c.
marrow.
d.
vertebrae.
10) The spaces in bones are filled with a soft connective
tissue called
a.
blood.
b.
water.
c.
cartilage.
d.
marrow.
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16) How do pairs of skeletal muscles work together?
a.
Both muscles contract at the same time.
b.
Both muscles extend at the same time.
c.
While one muscle in the pair contracts, the other
returns to its original length.
d.
One muscle in the pair pulls on a bone, while the
second muscle pulls on the first muscle.
17) Skeletal muscles must work in pairs because
a.
muscle cells can only contract.
b.
muscle cells can only extend.
c.
it takes two muscles to move a bone in one
direction.
d.
when muscles work in pairs, they tire less quickly.
18) You are able to feel pain when you touch a hot surface
because of your
a.
skeletal and muscular systems.
b.
nervous and integumentary systems.
c.
nervous and circulatory systems.
d.
integumentary and immune systems.
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Organ Systems: Bone and Muscle
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Multiple Choice: Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question best.
Use the four pictures to answer questions 19 to 22.
A.
C.
19) Which pictures above show a first class lever?
A. B. C. or D.
B.
D.
22)
20) Which pictures above show a second class lever?
A. B. C. or D.
21) In picture D of Cinderella, the effort force is
a. behind the resistance force and fulcrum.
b. above the resistance force and fulcrum.
c. in front of the resistance force and fulcrum.
d. between the resistance force and fulcrum.
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