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GCSE CCEA PE Muscular system
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- Q1Which type of muscle is responsible for involuntary movements?Smooth muscleSkeletal muscleCardiac muscleAbdominal muscle30s
- Q2Which of the following is a characteristic of cardiac muscle?It is striatedIt is voluntaryIt is responsible for peristalsisIt is found in the walls of blood vessels30s
- Q3Which muscle group is primarily responsible for extension of the knee joint?Quadriceps femorisHamstringsGastrocnemiusDeltoid30s
- Q4What is the main function of the muscular system?To aid in digestionTo regulate body temperatureTo facilitate movementTo protect internal organs30s
- Q5Which statement best describes how antagonistic muscle pairs work in the muscular system?Antagonistic muscle pairs work by one muscle contracting while the other relaxes.Antagonistic muscle pairs work by both muscles contracting simultaneously.Antagonistic muscle pairs work by both muscles relaxing simultaneously.Antagonistic muscle pairs work by one muscle contracting while the other remains static.30s
- Q6Which muscle is considered the antagonist to the biceps?QuadricepsDeltoidsTricepsHamstrings30s
- Q7Which muscle acts as the antagonist to the quadriceps?BicepsTricepsDeltoidsHamstrings30s
- Q8Which muscle is considered the antagonist to the hamstrings?BicepsTricepsDeltoidsQuadriceps30s
- Q9What is the main difference between isometric and isotonic movements?The amount of joint movementThe amount of muscle activationThe speed of muscle contractionThe type of muscle fiber used30s
- Q10Which type of muscle contraction involves the muscle staying the same length while it contracts?Concentric contractionIsokinetic contractionEccentric contractionIsometric contraction30s
- Q11Which type of muscle contraction involves the muscle lengthening while it contracts?Isokinetic contractionConcentric contractionEccentric contractionIsometric contraction30s
- Q12Which type of movement involves the muscles contracting and changing joint angles?Isotonic movementEccentric movementConcentric movementIsometric movement30s
- Q13Which type of movement involves the muscles shortening while they contract?Concentric movementEccentric movementIsotonic movementIsometric movement30s
- Q14Which type of movement involves a constant muscle tension but no change in muscle length?Isotonic movementEccentric movementConcentric movementIsometric movement30s
- Q15Which type of muscle contraction involves the muscle shortening while it contracts?Eccentric contractionIsokinetic contractionConcentric contractionIsometric contraction30s