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Structures and Function of the Muscular System

Quiz by Matt Lundin

Health Science I

North Carolina Career and Technical Education Standards

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Match the term to the definition
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Match the term to the characteristic.
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Match the term to the definition

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30 sec

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Match the term to the characteristic.

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30 sec

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Match the muscles to the area they belong to

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