Vocab 1
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How bicep moves lower arm
How light enters the eye
100

a framework for your body that gives your body support

bones

100

the colorful part of the eye; it has muscles which control the pupil

iris

100

What is the top part of the arm?

Bicep muscle

100

What is the outer part of the eye?

cornea lens

200

a part of the body that pulls on the "string" when it contracts, causing the attached bone to move

muscle

200

the black circle in the center of the iris that allows light to enter the eye

pupil

200

What is the middle and lower part of the arm?

tendon (middle)

bone (lower)

200

What is the colored part of the eye?

iris

300

the moving places in the skeleton where the bones meet

joints

300

a part of the body that pulls on the "string" when it contracts, causing the attached bone to move

muscle

300

What is the 1st step in how the bicep muscle moves your lower arm?

1) muscle contracts

300

What is the black circle in the center of the eye?

pupil

400

the act of cutting apart and observing different body parts, which allows scientists to investigate what's inside

dissection

400

takes the light the eye receives and helps the brain understand what the eye is seeing; it is located at the back of the eye

retina

400

What is the 2nd step in how the bicep muscle moves your lower arm?

2) Tendon pulls on arm bone

400

What is the back (last) part (of) the eye?

retina

500

a "string" that connects muscle to bones

tendon

500

a clear dome that sits in front of the colored part of the eye; it helps the eye focus as light makes its way through

cornea-lens

500

What is the 3rd step in how the bicep muscle moves your lower arm?

3) arm bone gets pulled

500

Where does the light enter the eye?

the pupil