Biology: Anatomy/Physiology – Muscular System Assessment

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This BIOLOGY: ANATOMY/PHYSIOLOGY: MUSCULAR SYSTEM: ASSESSMENT is designed for secondary school students to demonstrate their knowledge on the topic of the muscular system. This BIOLOGY: ANATOMY/PHYSIOLOGY: MUSCULAR SYSTEM: ASSESSMENT presents 25 questions and an extra credit question in the form of statements for students to decide whether the statement is TRUE or FALSE. Use these muscular system PowerPoint slides to review muscle structure and contraction before the assessment.
This biology: anatomy/physiology: muscular system: assessment is to be completed individually.
Students are to read each statement carefully. Then, they are to write T for true or F for false on the lines provided. Each correct response is worth 4 points. There is 1 extra credit opportunity worth 12 points. Maximum score for this assessment is 112.
For this biology: anatomy/physiology: muscular system: assessment, answers are included!
The answers are numbered in the same order as the assessment so that marking is facilitated.
Samples of the questions included are:
1 Most of the body’s muscles are controlled by our nervous system. _____
2 The stomach and intestines are smooth muscle. ____
3 Cardiac muscle is non- striated. ____
4 The cardiac muscle is non-autonomous. _____
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Learning objectives
Distinguish skeletal, smooth and cardiac muscle
Evaluate statements about muscle structure and function
Skills covered
Content recall — marking each muscular-system statement T or F
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Core concepts
Muscular system
Skeletal muscle
Smooth muscle
Cardiac muscle
Striated muscle
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