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**Step-by-Step Solution:** 1. **Understanding Anaerobic Work**: Anaerobic work refers to physical activity that occurs in the absence of sufficient oxygen. This typically happens during intense exercise when the body requires energy quickly. 2. **Role of Muscles**: During anaerobic work, muscles need energy in the form of ATP (adenosine triphosphate). When oxygen levels are low, the body resorts to anaerobic respiration to produce ATP. 3. **Anaerobic Respiration Process**: In anaerobic respiration, glucose is broken down without oxygen, leading to the production of ATP and byproducts. One of the main byproducts of this process is lactic acid. ...
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ICSE-LOCOMOTIONA ND MOVEMENT -TEST YOUR PROGRESS ( OBJECTIVE TYPE QUESTIONS ) (Fill in the blanks with appropriate words.)
  1. The ankle, knee and elbow joints are all ...... joints.

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  2. The part of the skeleton which consists of the skull, vertebrae, stern...

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  3. .......... connects a bone to a bone.

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  4. The all-or-none law of muscle contraction refers to a maximum contract...

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  5. A slow-twitch fibre is specialized for .......... cellular respiration...

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  6. The skull bones are joined at the sutures by .......... tissue while t...

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  7. A .............. muscle rotates the forearm to turn the palm downward ...

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  8. muscle fibres store much oxygen in combination with .

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  9. Contraction of a ........ muscle draws a limb towards the body midline...

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  10. During the flexion of the elbow joint, the .......... muscle contracts...

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  11. Anaerobic work becomes painful because of the accumulation of ...........

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  12. The last two pairs of ribs forming the sides of the chest cavity are c...

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  13. Longest bone in the human body is .....

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  14. The total number of bones in the human skull is ............

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  15. The total number of vertebrae in man is ........

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  16. In the human body the number of the bones is .........

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  17. The total number of muscles in the body of man is ...........

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  18. Articulation of femur with pelvic girdle is an example of

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  19. A synovial cavity is found in ......................... joint.

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  20. The ends of bones are covered with elastic rubber like cap known as .....

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