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    This document contains a worksheet with questions about the skeletal and muscular systems. It asks students to fill in blanks about muscle and bone facts, identify true/false statements, and draw diagrams of different muscle cell types. Questions cover topics like the number of muscles in the body, muscle attachment sites, voluntary/involuntary muscle types, skeletal structures, and examples of different joint types. The worksheet is assessing students' knowledge of key anatomical structures and functions related to the skeletal and muscular systems.

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    Lesson -3 The Skeletal and Muscular System

    Worksheet

    I.Choose the correct option and fill in the blanks to make a


    complete sentence.
    1. Our body has over __________ (600/900) muscles spread all
    over.
    2. Muscles are attached to bones by tissues known as
    __________ (limbs/tendons).
    3. The muscular system consists of __________ (six/three) types
    of muscles.
    4. Muscles that are under our control are known as __________
    (voluntary/involuntary) muscles.
    5. Voluntary muscles have __________ (stripes/dots) on them.
    6. Involuntary muscles are also called __________
    (striated/smooth) muscles.
    7. We __________ (can/cannot) control the muscles that are
    responsible for the flow of blood, movement of food or
    breathing.
    8. __________ (Involuntary/Voluntary) muscles are also called
    smooth muscles.
    9. Our heart is made of __________ (striated/cardiac) muscles.
    10. Muscles and __________ (bones/joints) together produce
    movement in our body.

    II. Fill in the blanks with the correct words.


    1. The __________ system protects the vital internal organs of
    our body.
    2. The __________ protects our brain.
    3. The __________ protects the heart and the lungs.
    4. New blood cells are produced inside some __________.
    5. Backbone, also known as the __________, is made up of 33
    vertebrae.
    6. The ribcage has a long bone in the front called __________.
    7. The last two pairs of ribs are known as __________ ribs.
    8. __________ is a bone in the upper arm.
    9. The longest bone in the body that bears the whole weight of
    the body is known as __________.
    10. A pair of __________ girdles forms the shoulder.

    III. Say whether the following statements are true or false. Write
    the correct sentences in the space provided.
    1. The place where two bones are joined together is known as a
    joint.
    __________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________
    2. The joints in the skull are known as immovable joints.
    __________________________________________________
    __________________________________________________
    3. The ball and socket joint in our body is a type of movable joint.
    __________________________________________________
    4. The hip and ankle joints are examples of ball and socket joints.
    __________________________________________________
    5. Hinge joints are present in our neck.
    __________________________________________________

    IV.Draw the diagram of the following muscle cells.Locate the


    place they are found.

    a) Skeletal muscle cell


    b) Smooth muscle cell
    c) Cardiac muscle cell

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