Match the function to the appropriate cranial nerve.

What sensory receptor is located mainly the the joints, muscles, and tendons?

Which muscle forms most of the posterior wall of the axilla?

Which of the following muscles is not involved in forearm flexion?

Which of the following muscles causes thigh extension?

Match the muscle to the action. Not all of each muscles actions may be listed. Pick the most correct response.

Which muscles control the movement of the pinky (little finger)?

What muscle am I? I am two muscles but often I am only called by one name. I’m a strong hip flexor.

Which of the following muscles stabilizes the clavicle during movement?

The following paragraphs have main ideas that may appear at various places within the paragraph. Identify each main idea by choosing the correct sentence number in the space provided.   1 The National Park System, one of America’s greatest creations, owes much of its success to a painter and to a president. 2 In feudal Europe, certain lands were set aside for preservation, usually as royal hunting grounds owned by the king. 3 The national parks, on the other hand, are owned by all Americans. 4 A 19th-century painter named George Catlin contributed much to the origin of national parks. 5 He traveled widely in the American West, painting portraits of Native Americans and landscapes of the most beautiful natural wonders. 6 Catlin argued for a government policy to protect certain pristine areas. 7 In 1864, Catlin saw his dream come to life when Congress donated the Yosemite area to the state of California for preservation as a state park. 8 In 1872, Yellowstone became the first national park. 9 Theodore Roosevelt, president from 1901 to 1909, gave a great boost to conservation, setting aside about 194 million acres for national parks and national preserves—more land than all his predecessors combined. 10 Today there are 59 national parks; the largest, Wrangell-St. Elias National Park in Alaska, with more than thirteen million acres, is five times the size of Yellowstone. 11 Only one national park is named for a president. 12 That one, dedicated to preserving the unique geography of the Badlands of North Dakota, is the Theodore Roosevelt National Park.