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How Muscles Move Bones

Understand that muscles work in pairs to move bones: when one muscle contracts (gets shorter and pulls), the opposite muscle relaxes, and that some muscles are voluntary (we choose to use them) while others like the heart are involuntary (…

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Question 1 of 3

When you reach up to grab a basketball from a low shelf, which statement correctly explains how your biceps and triceps move your forearm?

Question 2 of 3

Which sentence correctly tells how a muscle in your arm and the muscle in your heart work?

Question 3 of 3

You are sitting quietly reading a book. While you read, three different muscles are working: the heart pumps blood, the muscles in your stomach push food along, and the biceps in your upper arm lift the book. Which two of these muscles work without you having to think about them?

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