Educational worksheet illustrating the anatomy of joints in the arm, with labeling and matching exercises.

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1. Label the Diagram: Shoulder and Elbow Joints

The diagram shows the arm with the shoulder and elbow joints. We are given four terms to label:
- tendon
- bone
- muscle
- ligament

We need to identify where each of these parts is located in the diagram.

#### Step-by-step labeling:

- Bone: The hard, rigid structures forming the skeleton. In the diagram, the upper arm (humerus), forearm bones (radius and ulna), and shoulder blade (scapula) are bones.
- So, label the long structures (like the humerus and forearm bones) as bone.

- Muscle: The red-colored tissue that contracts to move the bones. The large red area running from the shoulder down the arm is a muscle (likely the biceps).
- Label the red tissue as muscle.

- Tendon: Connects muscle to bone. It appears as a white or thin structure at the ends of the muscle, attaching it to the bone.
- Look for the white lines connecting the muscle to the bones — these are tendons.

- Ligament: Connects bone to bone, stabilizing the joint. These are found around the joints (shoulder and elbow), holding the bones together.
- Label the bands around the shoulder and elbow joints as ligament.

#### Final Labels:
- The red tissue → muscle
- The long white structures (arms) → bone
- The white attachments at ends of muscle → tendon
- The bands around joints (shoulder and elbow) → ligament

> ✔ Place these labels in the boxes on the diagram accordingly.

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2. Match the Parts to Their Functions

We have three parts: tendons, muscles, ligaments
And three functions:

| Part | Function |
|-------------|--------|
| tendons | join muscles to bones |
| muscles | pull on the bones at a joint |
| ligaments | help to hold a joint together |

#### Matching:
- Tendons → join muscles to bones
*(They attach muscle to bone so movement can occur.)*

- Muscles → pull on the bones at a joint
*(When muscles contract, they pull on bones to create movement.)*

- Ligaments → help to hold a joint together
*(They connect bone to bone and stabilize the joint.)*

✔ Match them correctly in the table.

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3. Name Other Joints

This is an open-ended question. Students are asked to name other joints besides the shoulder and elbow.

#### Examples of other joints:
- Knee
- Hip
- Wrist
- Ankle
- Finger joints (metacarpophalangeal and interphalangeal)
- Jaw (temporomandibular joint)

✔ Write any of these in the space provided.

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✔ Final Answers Summary:

#### 1. Diagram Labels:
- Red tissue → muscle
- Long white structures → bone
- White attachments → tendon
- Joint bands → ligament

#### 2. Matching:
- tendons → join muscles to bones
- muscles → pull on the bones at a joint
- ligaments → help to hold a joint together

#### 3. Other Joints:
Examples: knee, hip, wrist, ankle, jaw, finger joints

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