Support and movement in animals — KCSE Biology
KCSE Biology · 76 practice questions · 3 syllabus objectives
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Describe the structure and functions of the human skeleton
Describe how antagonistic muscles produce movement
Support and movement in animals
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Name two types of bones found in the human body and state their functions. (4 marks)
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Explain two roles of the vertebral column in the human skeleton. (2 marks)
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Define three functions of the human skeleton. (3 marks)
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Name the type of joint found at the articulation of: (a) humerus and scapula (1 mark) (b) femur and tibia (1 mark) (c) State two characteristic(s) of a ball-and-socket joint. (two marks)
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