Bending your arm at the elbow is known as what?

Straightening your leg at the knee to kick a football is known as what?

When a gymnast holds a crucifix position on the rings, what movement is occurring at the shoulder joint?

What movements can occur at a hinge joint?

Which one of the following is a an example of a hinge joint?

Which of the following best describes the role of tendons?

The muscle that relaxes to allow movement to take place is the:

When bending the arm at the elbow which muscle acts as the agonist?

When straightening the leg at the knee, which muscle acts as the antagonist?

When straightening the leg at the knee, which muscle acts as the agonist?

When the triceps is acting as the agonist at the elbow joint, what movement occurs?

What bones make up the shoulder joint?

When a gymnast points their toes which muscle is acting as the antagonist to enable this movement to happen?

What is the function of the cranium?

Which type of bones provide controlled, fine movements

Which bones provide gross movements?

Which of the following are hinge joints?

Which of the following are ball and socket joints?

Turning a limb about its axis to put spin on a tennis forehand is what type of movement?

When bowling a cricket ball, what movement occurs at the shoulder joint?

What is in the middle in a 1st order lever?

What is in the middle in a 2nd order lever?

What is in the middle in a 3rd order lever?

What lever enables you to straighten your arm above your head to hit a tennis serve?

What lever enables you to drive off from your toes in a long jump take off?

What lever is working at the elbow joint during a forehand tennis swing?

what is mechanical advantage?

Which type of lever is always under high mechanical advantage?

Which type of lever is always under low mechanical advantage?