Revision Year 11 Unit 1 PE

What is the name of the tough, fibrous tissue that connects bone to muscle?

• Ligament

• Cartilage

• Tendon

• Bone

• Hinge joint

Which of the following is not a type of joint found in the human body?

• Hinge joint

• Ball-and-socket joint

• Pivot joint

• Spiral joint

Which type of bone is found primarily in the hands and feet?

• Long bones

• Short bones

• Flat bones

• Irregular bones

Which of the following is not a function of the skeletal system?

• Providing support

• Facilitating movement

• Producing blood cells

• Transmitting nerve impulses

A FusiForm Fibre arrangement can be described as:

• Runs the length of the muscle belly. They produce contractions over a large range but at a low force.

• Run at angles to the tendon.

• Run off either side of the tendon

• Radiate from the main Tendon.

What is reciprocal inhibition?

• is the process of one muscle contracting (agonist) while the other muscle relaxes (antagonist)

  to create movement

• the muscle that assists the agonist to produce movement

• the group of muscles that ensure that the joint remains stable during movement.

• The Muscle that causes the major movement.

The biceps Branchii is a example of what muscle fibre arrangement

• Fusiform

• Bipennate

• radiate

• Unipennate

The Deltoid is a example of what muscle fibre arrangement?

• Radiate

• Multipennate

• Unipennate

• fusiform

Pectoralis Major is what type of muscle fibre arrangement

• Radiate

• Unipennate

• Bipennate

• fusiform

Hypertrophy is when

• Muscles can increase increase in size with an increase in activity

• Muscles decrease in size as a result of injury.

• Muscles can return to their original shape.

• All of the above.