The text describes the completed ivory statue in the following terms: “She might have moved, he thought, / Only her modesty / Her sole garment, invisible, / Woven from the fabric of his dream, / Held her as if slightly ashamed / Of stepping into life.” What does the description of modesty as the statue’s sole garment most precisely reveal about what Pygmalion has created?

Juno transforms Callisto into a bear, and the text notes: “Her mouth / That Jupiter had kissed in his rapture / Was fanged jaws, like a torn open wound. / Then to empty her cries of their appeal / The goddess nipped off her speech. Instead of words / A shattering snarl burst from her throat.” What does the text’s specific emphasis on the silencing of Callisto’s voice most directly reveal about Juno’s punishment?

When Procne unrolls the tapestry and reads what has been done to her sister: “The tyrant’s wife / Unrolled the tapestry and saw / The only interpretation / Was the ruin of her life. / She sat there, silent and unmoving, / As if she thought of something else entirely. / In those moments, her restraint / Was superhuman.” What does Procne’s superhuman restraint most directly reveal about her response to the tapestry?

Which ion triggers the release of neurotransmitters at the synapse?

A person cannot extend their elbow after injury. Which muscle is likely affected?

The epiphyseal plate is important because it:

The clavicle articulates with the:

What type of neuron carries impulses from the CNS to muscles?

A patient has a fractured clavicle and difficulty raising the arm. Which muscle action would be most affected?

Tendons connect muscle to bone.