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d)  The hardness he felt while pressing his fingers against the top of his head was due to the
                           presence of ball and socket joint
             6.    Which of these joints allows movement in all directions?
                       a)  Hinge joint

                       b)  Ball and socket joint
                       c)  Pivot joint
                       d)  Fixed joint
             7.    Birds fly in the air and walk on the ground. Some birds like ducks and swans also swim in water.
                   The birds can fly because their bodies are well suited for flying. Their bones are hollow and light.
                   The  bones  of  the  hind  limbs  are  typical  for  walking  and  perching.  The  bony  parts  of  the
                   forelimbs are modified as wings. The shoulder bones are strong. The breastbones are modified
                   to  hold  muscles  of  flight  which  are  used  to  move  the  wings  up  and  down.  Birds  have  a
                   streamlined body, which makes it easy for them to move through the air.


                   a) The bones of the hind limbs in the birds are typical for _________ and ________.
                      i.   Walking and flying

                     ii.   Flying and perching
                     iii.   Perching and walking
                     iv.   walking and swimming
                   b) How is a bird’s body adapted for flying?
                   c) What is a streamlined shape?
                   d) How are bones of bird modified to move wings up and down?

             8.    Identify the following parts of the skeleton-













             9.    Joints  in  the  human  body  are connections  where  two  or  more  bones  meet,  allowing  for
                   movement and stability. There are different types of joints, classified by their structure.


                   How does the design of joints reflect the activities they help perform? Use at least two joints to
                   explain.












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