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Which characteristic is unique to skeletal muscle compared to cardiac muscle?

Single nucleus per cell
Involuntary control
Striated fibers
Multinucleate cells (correct)

What is NOT a function of skeletal muscle?

Supports posture
Produces body movements
Pumps blood throughout the body (correct)
Generates body heat

Where is skeletal muscle primarily located in the body?

In the brain
Attached to bones via tendons (correct)
Walls of the heart
Surrounding internal organs

Which of the following describes a characteristic of cardiac muscle?

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What unique function does skeletal muscle provide for the body?

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Skeletal Muscle Location

Skeletal muscle is attached to bones via tendons.

Skeletal Muscle Function 1

Skeletal muscle produces body movements.

Skeletal Muscle Function 2

Skeletal muscle generates body heat.

Skeletal Muscle Control

Skeletal muscle is under voluntary control.

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Cardiac Muscle Location

Cardiac muscle is located in the wall of the heart.

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Skeletal Muscle

Attached to bones via tendons
Produces body movements
Generates body heat
Voluntary control
Cylindrical cells
Striated appearance
Multinucleated (multiple nuclei per cell)

Cardiac Muscle

Located in the heart wall

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This quiz explores the characteristics and functions of skeletal and cardiac muscle. It covers aspects such as structure, control, and location of these muscle types. Deepen your understanding of how these muscles contribute to body movements and heart function.