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4.2 HBS Final

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Where is the cardiac muscle found in the body?

a)

In the walls of hollow organs

b)

In the walls of the heart

c)

Around the skeleton

d)

In between the ribs

2.

What is the function of skeletal muscle?

a)

Movement of the human body

b)

Pumping blood through the heart

c)

Propelling food towards the stomach

d)

Moving the inflate the lungs during inhalation

3.

What is the structure labeled #4?

a)

Fascicle

b)

Perimysium

c)

Muscle fiber (cell)

d)

Epimysium

4.

What happens to the shape of muscle when it contracts ?

a)

Elongates and thins

b)

Dilates

c)

Becomes round

d)

Shortens and becomes thicker

5.

What is the shape of smooth muscle?

a)

Football

b)

Heart

c)

Square

d)

Triangle

6.

What categorizes a bone as the origin of a muscle?

a)

Corresponds to the bone that doesn’t move during contraction

b)

Corresponds to the bone that dies move during contraction

c)

Located in the arm

d)

Has a tendon connecting the bone

7.

What categorizes a bone as the insertion of a muscle?

a)

Corresponds to the bone that doesn’t move during contraction

b)

Connected by a ligament

c)

Corresponds to the bone that is in motion during contraction

d)

Moves along with other muscles

8.

How can you determine the function of a muscle by simply looking at the anatomy?

a)

Look at its shape

b)

Look at the tendons connecting it

c)

Identify the muscle that is next to it

d)

Identify the two points the muscle is attached to and what joint it crosses

9.

How would you determine the loacation of the tibialis anterior muscle?

a)

Analyze the name by looking at prefixes, suffixes, bone-related names, anatomical terms, and shape-related words

b)

Look at the shape of the muscle

c)

Identify the joint it crosses

d)

Identify the two points it attaches to

10.

How would you determine if a muscle is smooth, cardiac, or skeletal?

a)

Look at whether it is voluntary or striated only

b)

Look at whether the muscle is voluntary and/or striated and it’s location in the body

c)

Look at only the loacation

d)

Watch how the muscle moves when it contracts

11.

Why does the muscle in your skin involuntarily contract when you’re cold?

a)

The prolonged quick contraction and relaxation of our muscles generates heat

b)

It is a vestigial trait

c)

It grows the hair on our legs and arms

d)

To give goosebumps

12.

Why do you need to do multiple excercises to effectively build and tone muscles?

a)

You don’t need to, you should only work one area of your body at a time

b)

So one part of your body doesn’t look bigger than the rest of your body

c)

The bones can build along with the exercises

d)

Each muscles performs a different action, so you need to exercise ever action that each muscle performs

13.

What distinguishes a tendon from a ligament?

a)

A tendon connects muscle to bone, a ligament connects bone to bone

b)

A tendon connects bone to bone, a ligament connects bone to muscle

c)

A tendon is thinner, a ligament is thicker

d)

A tendon bends, a ligament does not

14.

How could you name a muscle?

a)

By the joint is crosses

b)

By the size and location only

c)

By what type of muscle it is

d)

By the location, size, function, shape, and bone-relation.

15.

Why does cardiac muscle have a “branched” shape?

a)

So they contract faster

b)

So each muscle cell can touch each other during contraction to produce a more powerful contraction

c)

So the muscle works involuntary

d)

So the heart pumps an increased amount of blood

16.

What impact does muscle contraction have on homeostasis?

a)

It has no impact

b)

Constant muscle contraction cools the body

c)

Muscle contraction helps maintain our lymph concentration

d)

Constant muscle contraction creates heat (shivering while you’re cold)

17.

What would happen if all of our muscle was under conscious effort?

a)

There would be no impact on the body

b)

The brain wouldn’t be able to handle the concentration of all the muscles, so we wouldn’t be able to focus on anything else

c)

The brain would go into overdrive and make every muscle move quicker

d)

Our bodies would begin to decompose because the brain can’t handle the conscious effort needed to move every muscle

18.

What influence does the structural makeup of the muscle have on its function?

a)

Structure does not relate to function

b)

Tiny fibers all contract together in order to perform a stronger contraction all together

c)

There are big fibers that flex at different times to contract

d)

Tiny fibers contract all together but make a weaker contraction

19.

What would happen if there was an injury to a specific muscle group on the body?

a)

We use all of our muscles in a day, so it would impact our daily lives if any muscle were to be injured

b)

An injury to a muscle group would have no affect on the body

c)

An injury would help the body to build muscles

d)

An injury would impact our daily lives, but would have no long term affect

20.

What would happen if the muscle didn’t have perimysium?

a)

There would be no affect on the muscles

b)

The muscle fibers would start to break slowly

c)

The muscles would rub against the bone, causing irritation, swelling, and even changing the shape of the muscle

d)

The muscles would work regularly, but deteriorate over time.