Mystery Science Human Body Lesson #1 Quiz

What part of the arm provides shape and structure to the arm?

• Bones

• Muscles

• Tendons

• Skin

What happens if the muscle is missing from the arm?

• The arm will still have its shape.

• The arm won’t have any structure at all.

• The arm will still be able to move.

• The arm will be stronger.

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What is the function of tendons in the arm?

• Grabs hold of things

• Provides shape and structure to the arm

• Moves bones

• Attaches muscles to bones

If the bones are removed, what will happen to the arm?

• The arm will still have its shape.

• The arm won’t have any structure at all.

• The arm will still be able to move.

• The arm will be stronger.

Which part of the arm moves the bones?

• Bones

• Muscles

• Tendons

• Skin

The drawing to the right shows a person’s arm and hand. The drawing shows bones, a tendon, and a muscle inside the arm. Each part of the arm and hand has a specific function. Look at the list of functions below. Then, match each function with the part that does that function. The first one, A, is done for you.

a

b

c

d

B Provides shape/structure to the arm

C Moves Bones

D Attaches muscles to bones

A Grabs hold of things

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Each part of the arm has a function, and all of the parts work together as a system. If any part of the system is missing, then the system won’t work the same way anymore. Read the following statements about what might happen when a part of the system is removed. Circle all that are correct. There may be more than one correct answer.

• If the muscle is missing, the arm won’t have any structure at all anymore because muscles are what give arms their structure.

• If the tendon is removed, the arm will still have its shape. But the muscle won’t be able to move the arm anymore because the muscle won’t be attached to the bone.

• If the bones are removed, the arm won’t have any structure at all anymore because bones are what give arms their structure.

• If the muscle and tendon are removed, the arm will still have most of its shape. But it won’t be able to move at all, because muscles make arms move.

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