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1 Body in Action

2 Really important words
Cartilage Ligament Tendon Muscle Synovial joint Diaphragm Inspiration Intercostal muscles Ventricle / atrium Plasma Heart valves Blood vessel Binocular vision Auditory canal CNS Neurone Fatigue Recovery time Oxygendebt

3 State the functions of the skeleton and give examples for each function
Be able to label a ball and socket synovial joint. Give examples of hinge joints. Label a lung diagram and explain how air gets to the air sacs. Be able to label a heart diagram Label an eye diagram Label an ear diagram

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5 Past Paper Q’s Level Year Q’s General 1999 8+16+17 2000 8+17 2001 11
2002 8 2003 Credit 12 13+14+ 9 6

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