
structure and support grade 7f
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Mouza alblooshi
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by Mouza alblooshi
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üjoint
üligaments
ümuscle
üexoskeleton
üCardiac muscles
üSmooth muscles
üprotection
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Poll
four students were discussing muscle they each had a diffrent idea about whether muscles are alive
millie: i think muscles are living because they are inside of our bodies
akhim: i think muscles are living because they are made up of cells
bao: i think muscles are nonliving because their cells do not reproduce
tony: i think muscles are nonliving because they do not exist as singlecelled organisims
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•organisms are structured and supported by different means depending on if they are plants or animals.
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•Animals are structured and supported by the muscular and skeletal systems.
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•Plants are structured and supported by roots and stems.
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Fill in the Blanks
What are the structures in plant that support and provide structure to plant?
Type answer...
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A muscle is made of strong tissue that can be contract in an orderly way when a muscle contracts the cell of the muscle become shorter. when the muscle relaxes the cells return to their original length
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Multiple Choice
when the muscles relax it becomes longer, and when it is contracted it becomes shorter.
true
false
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muscles enable the body to move, but cannot function without the support of bones. bones can move because they are attached to the muscles. the skeletal system and the muscular system work together and move your body.
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Fill in the Blanks
What supports a body and enable its to move?
Type answer...
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Muscles allow for movement of the body, but they do not work alone. Brainstorm and write or illustrate to explain how other systems help the body move.
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Poll
Muscles allow for movement of the body, but they do not work alone. Brainstorm and write or illustrate to explain how other systems help the body move.
•When muscles move they move the bones attached to them.
•Nervous system controls the movement .
•Circulatory provides oxygen for energy
none of the above
not sure
Muscles provide the tug on the bones needed to bend, straighten, and support joints. Muscles can pull on bones, but they can't push them back to their original position, so the muscles work in pairs of flexors and extensors.
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Multiple Choice
Label the ligament in the following diagram.
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Poll
what are the 2 types of joints
Fixed & Movable joints
hinge & pivot joints
non of the above
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The body’s movable joints allow for a wide range of motion.
Three different types of joints to enable movement
Ball and socket
Hinge
Pivot
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Immovable joints are parts of your skeleton made of bones that connect but do not move.
Your skull contains several immovable joints.
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A joint is a point at which two or more bones meet. Fixed joints do not allow any movement of the bones, which protects the brain from injury. Movable joints allow the most movement.
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Open Ended
what is the Functions of skeletal system
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ØProtection
Bones in your skeleton protect soft fragile tissue and internal organs like the spinal cord, heart, and lungs from damage.
ØSupport
Bones provide support that helps you sit up, stand, and move your body.
ØProduction and storage
•Bones produce and store materials needed by your body.
•Red blood cells are produced inside your bones.
•Bones store fat and calcium.
•When your body needs calcium, it is released from bones into the blood.
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Poll
what are the different types of muscle?
only cardiac
cardiac, skeletal, smooth muscles
none of the above
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•Your heart is made of cardiac muscle, which are found only in the heart.
•A cardiac muscle is a type of involuntary muscle, which is muscle you cannot consciously control.
•When cardiac muscles contract and relax, they pump blood through your heart and through blood vessels throughout the body
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•Smooth muscles are involuntary muscles, named for their smooth appearance, that line blood vessels and many organs.
•Contraction of smooth muscles helps move material through the body, such as food in the stomach and blood through the vessels.
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ready 1..2..3..
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Multiple Choice
skeletal muscles are involuntary
true
false
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Multiple Choice
leg muscles are skeletal muscles
true
false
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Multiple Choice
muscles your blood vessels are made up of smooth muscles
true
false
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Multiple Choice
cardiac muscles are quick and powerful muscles. it can contract for longer period of time
true
false
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Multiple Choice
leg muscles are involuntary
true
false
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Multiple Choice
only smooth muscles are involutary
true
false
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Multiple Choice
smooth muscles are involuntary
true
false
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Multiple Choice
cardiac muscles are involuntary
true
false
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Multiple Choice
skeletal muscles attached to the bones
true
false
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Multiple Choice
cardiac muscles are voluntary
true
false
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The roots of the plant keep the plant in place.
the stem is like the skeleton of the plant that hold it upright and gives it support
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ØRoots anchor a plant, either in the soil or onto another plant or object such as a rock and enable it to grow upright and not be blown away by wind or carried away by water.
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ØRoots also absorb water and minerals from the soil for cellular process.
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ØSome plants store food in their roots.
•This food can be used to grow new plant tissues after a dry period of cold season.
•Sugar stored in the roots of sugar maple trees is used to make maple syrup.
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•Taproots are large main root with smaller roots growing from it.
•Prop roots are additional small roots above ground, that help support the plant.
•Fibrous roots consists of many small branching roots.
•Fibrous roots can spread out and can absorb large amounts of water for the plant.
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Multiple Choice
this is a tap root
true
false
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Open Ended
why do muscle cells have so many mitochondria? (it's in the structure and support powerpoint revision)
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Multiple Choice
what is the effect when a muscle contracts
the muscle lengthes
the muscle pushes on a bone
the muscle shortness
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