Locomotion and Movement MCQ Test

11th Biology Chapter 17: Locomotion and Movement MCQ Test

Challenge yourself with our Locomotion and Movement MCQ Test for 11th Biology Chapter 17. Assess your knowledge of the musculoskeletal system and prepare for exams effectively.

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11th Biology: Locomotion and Movement

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1. Which muscle type has branched and involuntary fibers?

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2. Which type of joint allows considerable movement and has a synovial cavity?

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3. What type of joint is found between the humerus and pectoral girdle?

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4. Which bone structure is commonly known as the collar bone?

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5. What is the primary functional unit of a muscle fiber?

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6. Which joint permits limited movement and is found between the vertebrae?

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7. What type of movement occurs in the trachea to remove dust particles?

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8. Which of the following is a simple form of movement in unicellular organisms like Amoeba?

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9. Which of the following muscles is striated and voluntary?

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10. Which bones form the pelvic girdle?

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Summary for Locomotion and Movement MCQ Test

Movement is a key feature of all living things. In humans, we have different types of movement happening inside and outside our bodies. Inside, we have tiny movements in our cells and organs. Outside, we have bigger movements like walking, running, or waving our arms. We move for many reasons – to find food, to seek shelter, to find a mate, or to escape danger. Our body uses three types of muscles to make these movements: skeletal muscles (which we control voluntarily), smooth muscles (which work automatically in our organs), and heart muscle (which keeps our heart beating).
The basic unit of a muscle is called a muscle fiber. These fibers contain even smaller structures that work together to make the muscle contract and relax. When our brain sends a signal to move, it triggers a complex process in our muscles. This process involves special proteins that slide past each other, causing the muscle to shorten and create movement. Our muscles work together with our bones and joints to allow for a wide range of motions. Bones provide structure and support, while joints allow flexibility. This teamwork between muscles, bones, and joints is what allows us to perform all kinds of movements, from simple tasks like picking up a cup to complex actions like dancing or playing sports.

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