Muscular System Question Preview (ID: 48240)


A Basic Review Of The Types Of Muscles. TEACHERS: click here for quick copy question ID numbers.

Which body systems work together to help you move?
a) brain, muscles, bones
b) stomach, donuts, bones
c) lungs, nerves, pizza
d)

A voluntary muscle moves when you think about moving it. Which is a voluntary muscle?
a) the quadriceps muscle in your leg
b) the muscles in your stomach
c) the muscles in your heart
d)

An involuntary muscle moves without you thinking about it. Which is an involuntary muscle?
a) the biceps muscle in your arm
b) the hamstring muscle in your leg
c) the muscles in your heart
d)

Which is an example of how smooth muscles work?
a) Van’s stomach squeezes to break up food.
b) Kailey’s heart beats quickly when she runs.
c) Makemba’s femur (leg bone) moves to help him run.
d)

Which is an example of how cardiac muscle works?
a) Raseel’s heart beats quickly when she runs.
b) Jostin’s stomach squeezes to break up food.
c) Erlin’s femur (leg bone) moves to help her run.
d)

Which is an example of how skeletal muscle works?
a) Steven’s femur (leg bone) moves to help him run.
b) Kailey’s stomach squeezes to break up food
c) Claudia’s heart beats quickly when she runs.
d)

What does skeletal muscle do?
a) skeletal muscle moves your bones
b) skeletal muscle moves blood around your body
c) skeletal muscle moves food through your body
d)

What does smooth muscle do?
a) smooth muscle moves food through your body
b) smooth muscle moves blood around your body
c) smooth muscle moves your bones
d)

What does your cardiac muscle do?
a) cardiac muscle moves blood around your body
b) cardiac muscle moves your bones
c) cardiac muscle moves food through your body
d)

What are the three kinds of muscles?
a) cardiac, skeletal, smooth
b) long, short, ugly
c) heart, bones, stomach
d)

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