The bold words in the book are important! Make sure you always learn what they are and mean! You can use Quizlet to help you learn them.
Text in the green parts of a chapter is Extra!
Assignments help you practice for the test, always do them en also correct them! (answers on magister>studiewijzer)
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4.1 Different types of skeletons
You can recognize and describe the 3 types of skeleton
You can list advantages and disadvantages of each type of skeleton
You can tell for most animals which type of skeleton they have
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4.2 Your skeleton and your posture
You don't need to learn fig. 4.11 (image of the skeleton with all the names). But should be able to use these pictures to answer questions about the skeleton.
You know what torso and limbs are.
You can list the 4 functions of the skeleton. You can also recognize these functions and give examples of them.
You can list 2 ways that help the spinal column react to shocks (for example jumping)
You can explain and recognize good/bad posture, in standing/sitting/lifting position.
You can list the effects of bad posture
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4.3 Materials of the skeleton
Learn names and functions of the parts in fig. 4.21
You can explain the functions of calcium (phosphate) and collagen in bone/cartilage tissue.
You can recognize cartilage- and bone tissue and list differences between the tissues.
You can explain how the composition of bones changes during a person's life.
You may skip the chapters: 'Renewing and repairing bone' and 'Growing taller and taller'.
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4.4 Joints that make you move
You can list the 4 possible ways bones are connected en can give/recognize examples of each type.
Learn names and functions of the parts of figure 4.30 (synovial joint)
You can name, recognize and give examples of the 3 types of synovial joint.
You can explain the function of fontanelles and what they are.
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4.5 Muscles
You can name the parts of fig. 4.33 and know their functions
You can explain how a muscle functions. (What happens during contracting and relaxing)
You can list the differences between the 3 types of muscle tissue and give examples of parts of your body that contain each type.
You can recognize the different types of muscle tissue seen in fig. 4.34 - 4.39.
You can explain what an antagonistic pair is and can give examples of these in your body.
You can list examples of skeletal muscles and organ muscles.
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4.6 Sports-related injuries
You can explain how muscles become stronger or lose strength
You can explain the importance of excercise
You can list examples of injuries that have to do with: joints, muscles and bones
You can give advice on how to prevent sports-related injuries
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Making a group PIF
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Preperation
Group making (random)
Relocation (move to the your corner) (Take at least 1 book!)
Get ready
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5 Rounds
Read paragraph that belongs to your number (4.1, 4.1, etc)
Find 4 biology words that are not yet on the white sheet (Bold or not)
Write down the 4 words on the white sheet
Write down their meaning behind the 4 words (Make this as short as possible)