Oefentoets support and locomotion bs 1-3

• Biologie
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 1

Movement

Bs 1 to 4

What kind of tissue is this? What is it mainly made up of?

1. Cartilage tissue; collagen
2. Bone tissue; collagen
3. Cartilage tissue; calcium phosphate
4. Bone tissue; calcium phosphate

Which organs are protected by the shoulderblades?

1. Heart
2. Heart and lungs
3. Lungs
4. Heart, lungs and stomach

What is not a function of the skeleton?

1. Giving sturdiness
2. Providing protection
3. React to environment
4. Giving the body its shape

What is this?

1. Bone tissue
2. Cartilage tissue

What number refers to the cell?

1. 1
2. 2
3. 3
4. 4

1. diagram 1
2. diagram 2
3. Diagram 3
4. diagram 4

Je ziet een skelet van een slang (cobra).
Welk bot heeft de cobra niet, maar mensen wel?

1. Een bovenkaak
2. Halswervels
3. Het heupbeen
4. Het staartbeen

What attaches muscles to bones?

1. Ligaments (gewrichtsband)
2. Tendons (pezen)
3. Connective tissue (bindweefsel)
4. Cartilage (kraakbeen)

Which joint is most flexible?

1. Pivot (lower arm)
2. Hinge (finger)
3. ball-and-socket (hip)

What type of joint is shown beside?

1. ball & socket
2. pivot
3. hinge
4. gliding

What kind of joint is the joint between your humerus and ulna?

1. pivot joint
2. ball and socket joint
3. hinge joint

The biceps and triceps are muscles in the upper arm. To move the lower arm up, what happens to the muscles?

1. The biceps contracts. The triceps relaxes
2. The biceps relaxes. The triceps relaxes
3. The biceps contracts. The triceps contracts
4. The biceps relaxes. The triceps contracts

Which of the bone connections is
a suture connection?

1. A
2. B
3. Both
4. None

The skeleton is 'dressed' with skeletal muscles. One of the skeleton's functions that best fits this is...

1. To protect the brain
2. This is for the strength of the skeleton
3. This is how the shape of the body can be recognized
4. This is necessary to move

What type of joint is shown here?

1. Suture
2. Bal and socket joint
3. Cartilage
4. Fused