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  1. Collect information regarding joint pains from an orthopedic.

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  2. List out the activities that you performed at your home and which join...

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  3. Observe the whole body of a hen from internet and make a list of diffe...

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  5. Collect X-ray films and identify which body parts they represent and w...

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  6. What games are the children playing in this picture?

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  7. Are all the childre playing in a similar way?

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  8. How does one bone help the other to move?

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  9. Is there any arrangement between bones?

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  10. Are ligaments of bones sufficient for body movement?

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  11. Is this entire skeleton of our body made up of a single bone?

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  12. Can you move the upper jaw as well?

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  13. Do the following actions: Bowl an imaginary ball at an imaginary wi...

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  14. Can you feel a swollen region inside your upper arm?

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  15. Could you identify the different muscles that move as you open and clo...

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  16. Could you identify the movements in different muscles?

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  17. Ask your friend to open his mouth and move his lower jaw up and down ...

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  18. Ribs are bent which join the chest bone and the back bone together to...

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  19. What will happen if bones can't move?

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  20. Bones of our body move in their own way, How it is possible?

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