Question 1

Muscle cells are called muscle _________________.

Accepted Answer

fibers

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organs

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tissues

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cells

Question 2

What are the three types of muscle tissue found in the human body?

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skeletal, cardiac, smooth

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smooth, skeletal, connective

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striated, non-striated, cardiac

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flat, round, long

Question 3

Which type of muscle is responsible for involuntary movements such as peristalsis in the digestive system?

Accepted Answer

smooth muscle

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fibrous muscle

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cardiac muscle

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skeletal muscle

Question 4

Which of the following statements is true about skeletal muscle?

Accepted Answer

It is striated and under voluntary control.

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It is non-striated and involuntary.

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It cannot be consciously controlled.

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It is found only in the heart.

Question 5

What is the primary function of cardiac muscle tissue?

Accepted Answer

to pump blood

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to support the skeleton

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to assist in digestion

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to protect internal organs

Question 6

What does visceral mean as it pertains to muscle tissue?

Accepted Answer

relating to the internal organs

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connected to heart muscles

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associated with skin muscles

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related to leg muscles

Question 7

What is one common psychological effect of using recreational steroids?

Accepted Answer

Increased aggression

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Enhanced creativity

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Improved concentration

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Better social skills

Question 8

What physical side effect can result from the use of recreational steroids in adolescents?

Accepted Answer

Stunted growth

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Increased height

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Stronger bones

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Faster metabolism

Question 9

Muscles are attached to bones by ______________________.

Accepted Answer

tendons

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synovial fluid

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cartilage

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ligaments

Question 10

Do muscles move alone or in pairs? Do they pull or push the bones?

Accepted Answer

They move in pairs and pull the bones.

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They move alone and push the bones.

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They move in pairs and push the bones.

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They move alone and pull the bones.

Question 11

What is the main difference between adduction and abduction movements?

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Adduction brings a limb closer to the body, while abduction moves it away from the body.

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Adduction involves rotation, while abduction involves bending.

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Adduction increases the angle between body parts, while abduction decreases it.

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Adduction is only for the legs, while abduction is only for the arms.

Question 12

In the context of joint movements, how are flexion and extension defined?

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Flexion decreases the angle between body parts, while extension increases the angle.

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Flexion moves body parts laterally, while extension moves them medially.

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Flexion stretches the body parts apart, and extension pulls them together.

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Flexion is a type of rotation, and extension only applies to legs.

Question 13

Where are the biceps located in the human body?

Accepted Answer

Upper arm

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Lower back

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Chest

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Thigh

Question 14

Which muscle is located in the chest area?

Accepted Answer

Pectoralis

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Biceps

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Trapezius

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Quadriceps

Question 15

Where would you find the hamstrings in the human body?

Accepted Answer

Back of the thigh

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Upper arm

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Front of the thigh

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Calf

Question 16

What is the location of the trapezius muscle?

Accepted Answer

Upper back and neck

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Lower back

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Chest

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Forearm

Question 17

Where are the quadriceps muscles located?

Accepted Answer

Front of the thigh

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Abdomen

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Calf

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Back of the thigh

Question 18

Where are the oblique muscles found?

Accepted Answer

Sides of the abdomen

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Front of the leg

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Back of the arm

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Chest

Question 19

Which muscle is located on the shoulder and is important for arm movement?

Accepted Answer

Deltoid

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Trapezius

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Obliques

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Hamstrings

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