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Course

Introductory Biology

Study Pack

Set 1: Invitation to Biology

Set 2: Molecules of Life

Set 3: Cell Structure

Set 4: Energy and Metabolism

Set 5: Photosynthesis

Set 6: Releasing Chemical Energy

Set 7: Dna Structure and Function

Set 8: Gene Expression and Control

Set 9: How Cells Reproduce

Set 10: Patterns of Inheritance

Set 11: Biotechnology

Set 12: Evidence of Evolution

Set 13: Processes of Evolution

Set 14: Prokaryotes, Protists, and Viruses

Set 15: Plants and Fungi

Set 16: Animal Evolution

Set 17: Population Ecology

Set 18: Communities and Ecosystems

Set 19: The Biosphere and Human Effects

Set 20: Animal Tissues and Organs

Set 21: How Animals Move

Set 22: Circulation and Respiration

Set 23: Immunity

Set 24: Digestion and Excretion

Set 25: Neural Control and the Senses

Set 26: Endocrine Control

Set 27: Animal Reproduction and Development

Set 28: Plant Form and Function

Set 29: Life Cycles of Flowering Plants

Set 21 How Animals Move

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Set 21 How Animals Move

(Multiple Choice)

Free

In humans, the ____ bone is found in the pectoral girdle.

A) clavicle
B) humerus
C) radius
D) sternum
E) tibia

Answer

(Multiple Choice)

Free

The ____ protects/protect the heart and lungs.

A) vertebral column
B) pelvic girdle
C) pectoral girdle
D) ribs and sternum
E) breastplate and pelvic girdle

Answer

(Multiple Choice)

Free

The size of a muscle can be increased by ____.

A) increased muscle cell division
B) addition of muscle companion cells.
C) addition of muscle companion cells
D) synthesis of new protein filaments
E) overproduction of myostatin

Answer