Practise test Moving

• Nieuwe lesbewerker
• Biologie
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 1

Practise test Moving

There are joints between the ribs and the vertebrae.

A

true

B

false

C

D

If you remove the collagen from a bone, the bone becomes soft and flexible.

A

true

B

false

C

D

Between the radius and the humerus in humans, there is a pivot joint.

A

true

B

false

C

D

Tendons can contract.

A

true

B

false

C

D

Muscle P begins to contract. As a result, the knee joint moves.

A

true

B

false

C

D

Muscle P begins to contract. As a result, the foot is extended.

A

true

B

false

C

D

An inflammation of the joint capsule is called a torn cartilage.

A

true

B

false

C

D

In an ankle sprain, sometimes the joint capsule and ligaments tear.

A

true

B

false

C

D

The ribcage protects your heart.

A

true

B

false

C

D

A shark has a streamlined body.

A

true

B

false

C

D

Review the drawings in the image.

This image is related to the next question

Which statement is correct or which statements are correct? Statement 1: The cells of tissue 1 (left) are alive. Statement 2: The cells of tissue 2 (right) are alive.

A

Only statement 1 is correct

B

Only statement 2 is correct

C

Both statements are correct.

D

None of the statements is correct

Which statement about the spine is correct?

A

It has a double C-shape, supported by the abdominal musles

B

It has a double C-shape, supported by the back muscles.

C

It has a double S-shape, supported by the abdominal muscles.

D

It has a double S-shape, supported by the back muscles.

What material are tendons made of?

A

bone tissue.

B

Connective tissue.

C

Cartilage.

D

In which of these bone connections is the least movement possible?

A

1

B

2

C

3

D

What happens when the antagonist of the flexor muscle of the right leg contracts?

A

The right leg will bend.

B

The right leg will stretch.

C

The left leg will bend.

D

The left leg will stretch.

In the image, drawing P represents a part of the human skeleton.

Drawing Q is an enlarged cross-section of a part of drawing P.

Which number in the image indicates the sacrum?

Marjan had her arm in a cast for six weeks. Why is her arm so thin when the cast is removed??

If your body twists while your lower leg remains stationary, you can easily sustain an injury. What is that injury called?

skeleton of a dog, this image is related to the following question

Record the correct names of these numbers: 2, 3, 4, 10, and 15.

What is the function of cartilage?

A

Keep the bones flexible.

B

Keep the bones in place.

C

Prevent bones from friction and wearing out.

D

To make the sutural connection stronger.

What two substances make up bone?

What type of joint is the joint between ulna and radius?

A

A ball and socket joint

B

A pivot joint

C

A hinge joint

D

A saddle joint

Name four types of bone connections.

What is from small to large?

A

Muscle - muscle fibre - bundle of muscles

B

muscle fibre - bundle of muscles - muscle

C

Bundle of muscles - muscle - muscle fibre -

D

muscle - bundle of muscles -muscle fibre

What substance is found more in the bones of babies and children than in the bones of older people?

A

Collagen

B

Calcium

C

D

Which bone is missing in the snake's skeleton, allowing it to swallow prey whole?

A

ribs

B

sternum

C

lower jaw

D

femur

Where are tendons located?

A

Between 2 joints

B

Between bones and muscles

C

Between joints and muscles

D

Between 2 muscles

Name six functions of the skeleton

When you bend your arm, you've tensed your 'arm bending muscle' (biceps). If you want to straighten the arm again, your 'arm straightening muscle' (triceps) is tensed. These two muscles work together. What do you call muscles that cooperate like this?

A

componists

B

flexor muscles

C

antagonists

D

extensor muscles

A piece of rib from three pigs is examined for its glue content percentage. The results of this investigation are shown in the image. Which pig is likely the oldest?

A

Pig 1

B

Pig 2

C

Pig 3

D

As a baby, your skull consists of multiple pieces. How are these connected as you grow older?

A

Thebones are connected by a sutural connection

B

the bones of your skull have fused

C

The bones are connected by cartilage

D

the bones are connected by a joint

What injury do you see in the image? Note: you see both front and side views

A

Bruise

B

Bone fracture

C

discolation

D

Torn cartilage

What is not an effect of a good warm-up?

A

Your heart beat rises

B

YYou are less likely to get an injury

C

More blood flow to your muscles

D

You burn twice the amount of calories

Why does a good cool down help reduce the likelihood of muscle soreness after exercising?

A

Because you cool down your body temperature

B

Because of the movements, less blood flows through the muscles

C

Because of the cooling-down you produce less sweat (and therefore you look more attractive)

D

Because of the movements it is easier to carry away toxic substance from your muscles.

A

Bone tissue

B

Brain tissue

C

Muscle tissue

D

Cartilage tissue

A

Bone tissue

B

Brain tissue

C

Muscle tissue

D

Cartilage tissue

Number 1 we call............

1

A

fibula

B

scapula

C

ribs

D

sternum

Drag the names of the joints to the correct location

pivot joint

ball-and-socket joint

hinge joint

Drag the images of bone connections 

to the correct name

joint

cartilage

sutural connection

fusion

Which number is the joint capsule?

A

1

B

2

C

3

D

5

What does number 4 indicate?

A

ligaments

B

cartilage

C

joint fluid

D

air in joint