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📘 Part 1: Basics & Quick Answers

1. What is anatomy? Write one clear sentence.
2. What are two main jobs that bones do in the body?
3. What do muscles do? What is a tendon?
4. List as many bones and muscles as you can name:

Bones you can name:

Muscles you can name:

🖊️ Part 2: Label the Diagrams

5. Label the bones on the skeleton diagram. Draw labels on the diagram in the box below, then write the names for numbered parts:

Write the names for the numbered bones (use short answers):

1. _________ 2. _________ 3. _________ 4. _________ 5. _________

6. Label the major muscles on the muscle diagram. Draw labels in the box below, then write the names for numbered parts:

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

🔗 Part 3: Match Movements to Structures

7. Draw a line to match each movement (left) with the primary bone, muscle or tendon involved (right).
A. Jumping
B. Picking up a box
C. Kicking a ball
D. Standing on tiptoes
E. Bending the elbow
F. Smiling
1. Quadriceps (muscle)
2. Biceps (muscle)
3. Achilles tendon
4. Facial muscles
5. Femur (bone)
6. Humerus (bone)
8. In one sentence, explain how tendons help movement.

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