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Refer to Figure 6.  For each of the following numbers, NAME the muscle it is indicating on the figure.  3. [a] 6. [b] 9. [c]

Refer to Figure 3.  There is a special joint in the hand that allows the human thumb to ‘oppose.’ Opposable thumbs allow us to grab and hold onto tools and branches better than some other mammals.  Name the joint that makes our thumbs opposable (be specific!): [a] Identify the structural classification of this joint (two terms!): [b] Name the two bones that form this joint: [c]

Refer to Figure 1.  For each of the following bones, identify whether they are LEFT or RIGHT:  BONE A: [a] BONE B: [e] BONE C: [f] BONE D: [g]

Refer to Figure 8.  This figure shows some poses used during tai chi. Usually the person will ‘flow’ from one pose to another pose while concentrating on smooth movements and breathing.   Below are two transitions between three poses. For each transition, identify ONE movement performed and ONE MUSCLE responsible for that movement of a joint that is part of the Pectoral Girdle, Arm or Hand.. Hint: remember to specify which articulation or joint is being moved.  Transition from POSE G to POSE H: One Movement: [c] Muscle responsible for movement: [d] Transition from POSE H to POSE I: One Movement: [e] Muscle responsible for movement: [f]