Muscular System
The function of the muscular system (p.80)
Movement
The function of the skeletal system
Structure, protection (both are correct)
Of the 4 types of human tissue, this is the type that connects the muscles and bones
Connective tissue
This structure in plants absorbs nutrients and provides stability underground. They can be classified as tap, fibrous, and prop. (p. 90)
Roots
Daily Double: 100 points for EACH - 25 seconds
Name as many parts of of a cell as you can!
Cell Wall, Chloroplast, Cell membrane, cytoplasm, nucleus, DNA, Mitochondria, Vacuole, Ribosome, Golgi body, Lysosome, Endoplasmic reticulum
What muscle cells do to create movement (p.80)
Relax and contract
This mineral, found in dairy products and leafy vegetables, is stored in the bones.
Calcium
Shoulders and knees are examples of these: a name for a place where two bones meet. (p. 81)
Joints
This structure in plants, between the roots and the leaves, is a plant's main system of support. Water and nutrients go up and down this structure. (p. 91)
Stem
This organelle, found only in plant cells, gives plants structure.
Cell wall
Of the three types of muscle tissue, this type of muscle tissue is voluntary. An example is the bicep. (p.89)
Skeletal muscle tissue
These cells, which carry oxygen around the body, are produced in the marrow (middles) of the bones. (p.83)
Red blood cells
This material connects bones 🦴 to other bones 🦴 (p.81)
Ligaments
This structure, found in most trees, is a plant's system of support. It can also be described as a "woody stem".
Trunk
The uterus, also known as the womb, is an organ covered in muscle tissue that acts in an involuntary way. Skeletal muscle, smooth muscle, or cardiac muscle? (p.89)
Smooth Muscle
This type of muscle tissue is involuntary and is only found in the heart (p.89)
Cardiac Muscle Tissue
This type of skeleton is a hard outer shell found in most insects 🐜, arachnids (spiders 🕷 and scorpions 🦂), and crustaceans (lobsters 🦞 and crabs 🦀) (p.85)
Exoskeleton
Of the 3 types of joints, this is the type that rotates in almost all directions, like a shoulder or a joystick (p.81)
Ball-and-socket joint
Carrots and sweet potatoes are examples of this type of root structure (either taproot, fibrous root, or prop root) (p. 90)
Taproot
This is the type of tissue that the skeletal system is made of
Connective tissue
This is the largest muscle in the body
Gluteus Maximus (your bottom)
This type of skeleton, found in jellyfish and worms, is a fluid-filled internal cavity that provides structure (p.85)
Hydrostatic Skeleton
Level 4: This is the tissue in the knee that connects the upper and lower legs; tearing it is a common injury for athletes. What does ACL stand for?
Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL)
Vines are an example of a type of stem that are usually soft and green. They can't hold up on their own like a woody stem, but they grow quickly. (p.91) 🌱
Herbaceous Stem
This is the type of muscle tissue that has more than one nucleus per cell.
Skeletal muscle