I WONDER - Is The Tongue A Muscle?

The video explains how muscles in the body connect to bones to provide structure, with the tongue being an exception as it connects only to the body. The tongue is a highly dexterous muscle, capable of various movements to aid in eating and speaking. Some people can roll their tongues into unique shapes, a skill inherited from their parents.

What is unique about the tongue compared to other muscles in the body?

• It is only connected to muscles on one end.

• It is connected to bones on both ends.

• It is not connected to any other part of the body.

• It is connected to the skin.

How does the tongue assist in daily activities?

• By helping in digestion and speech.

• By supporting the spine.

• By providing balance to the body.

• By regulating body temperature.

What characteristic of the tongue allows it to move in many ways?

• Its dexterity.

• Its rigid structure.

• Its size.

• Its connection to the bones.

What is a unique skill some people can perform with their tongue?

• Whistling loudly.

• Rolling it into a circle.

• Making it vibrate.

• Changing its color.

How is the ability to roll the tongue inherited?

• By practicing regularly.

• Through environmental factors.

• By learning from peers.

• As a genetic trait from parents.