Sports, Exercise & Health Science HL

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Question 1 of 10

Easy1 marks

What are the constituents of the axial skeleton?

A
Ribs, Clavicle, Ilium
B
Skull, Vertebrae, Sternum
C
Ribs, Clavicle, Sternum
D
Skull, Vertebrae, Ilium

Question 2 of 10

Medium1 marks

The diagram displays a hand. Which type of joint is identified as X?

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<p>The diagram displays a hand. Which type of joint is identified as X?</p>
A
Hinge
B
Saddle
C
Condyloid
D
Pivot

Question 3 of 10

Easy1 marks

What is the specific movement executed at the ankle joint in the provided figure?

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<p>What is the specific movement executed at the ankle joint in the provided figure?</p>
A
Eversion
B
Inversion
C
Dorsi flexion
D
Plantar flexion

Question 4 of 10

Easy1 marks

Within the depicted diagram of the skin's structure, which letter accurately designates the epidermis?

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<p>Within the depicted diagram of the skin&#39;s structure, which letter accurately designates the epidermis?</p>
A

W

B

X

C

Y

D

Z

Question 5 of 10

Easy1 marks

In the provided diagram of a long bone, what is the designation for the structure labeled as X?

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<p>In the provided diagram of a long bone, what is the designation for the structure labeled as <span style="font-family:Times New Roman,Times,serif">X</span>?</p>
A
Compact bone
B
Spongy bone
C
Diaphysis
D
Cartilage

Question 6 of 10

Easy1 marks

In the depicted sarcomere figure, what structures are identified by the labels X?

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<p>In the depicted sarcomere figure, what structures are identified by the labels <span style="font-family:Times New Roman,Times,serif">X</span>?</p>
A
Myofi bril
B
Endomysium
C
Actin
D
Myosin

Question 7 of 10

Easy1 marks

Which statement accurately describes a skeleton?

A
The axial skeleton’s prime function is movement.
B
The ribs are a part of the axial skeleton.
C
The appendicular skeleton’s prime function is support.
D
The skull is a part of the appendicular skeleton.