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Involuntary muscles are also called muscles.

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Our body has more than _____ muscles.
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If there were no tendons attached to the bones, would you be able to move? Why?

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Name an organ whose muscles never stop and works repeatedly throughout our life.
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What is the function of tendons?
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How do other animals move?
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Muscles pull or push bones to make them move.
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What will happen if we do not use our muscles?  

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The muscular system is made up of 206 bones.
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What attaches the arm muscles to the bone?
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Which muscle contract when you raise your arm?

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Complete the following.

Bones : Hard : : Muscles : _____ (Soft/Cartilage).   

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Muscles and bones together enable us to move our body parts.
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​​​​​​Why are at least two muscles needed to move a bone in the body?
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_____ help the bones to move at the joints.
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Define tendons.
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Define tendon.
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Which of these muscles are not in our control?
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Bones are able to move only because of muscular _____.
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Which muscle contract when the arm is straightened?

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Cardiac muscles are found in the _____.