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Chapter 4: Joints and Muscles

Chapter 4: Joints and Muscles

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English

3rd Grade

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CCSS
RI.2.4, RI.2.3, RI.3.7

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Jennifer Gibson

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7 Slides • 12 Questions

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REVIEW: Muscles make bones move.

TRUE

FALSE

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Multiple Choice

REVIEW: Which muscles work automatically? We can't make them move!

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Voluntary

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Strong

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Involuntary

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Intelligent

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Multiple Choice

What are some joints in your body?

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elbow, shoulder, knee

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heart, lungs, liver

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fibia, sternum, scapula

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Multiple Choice

How does the model on page 27 help you understand the text?

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The model shows how the spine can bend and straighten.

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The model shows the largest bone in the skeletal system.

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The model shows cartilage cushioning the vertebrae in the spinal column.

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Multiple Choice

Ligaments connect bones to ______.

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Muscles

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Bones

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Organs

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The Achilles tendon connects your heel bone to the muscles in your lower arms.

TRUE

FALSE

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Multiple Choice

Your Achilles tendon is located just above your ____.

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Knee

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Cranium

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Heel

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Sternum

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Multiple Choice

Reread paragraph 2 on page 30.

When Achilles was a baby, his mom dipped him in the River Styx so he would never die. She believed her son was invulnerable. What does invulnerable mean?

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Safe from harm, protected

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Very clever

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weak, in danger

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Multiple Choice

What sentence from page 30 helps you know the meaning of invulnerable?

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She took her son and dipped him in the river.

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So this heel never got dipped in the river.

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Nothing could harm him - or so she thought.

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Multiple Choice

What is the main idea of Chapter 4: Joints and Muscles?

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When Achilles was a baby, his mom tried to make sure that he would never die.

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Joints are cushioned by cartilage and join two bones together. Tendons connect muscles to bones.

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There is cartilage between each of the thirty vertebrae in our spinal column.

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