First Lessons in Physiology for Use in the Common Schools
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LESSON VII. CARTILAGES THE LARYNX.
PAGE 30.
51. Give three samples of cartilage?
52. How does cartilage differ from bone ?
53. Give four uses of cartilage ?
PAGE 31.
54. What, and where, is the glottis?
55. What is the epiglottis ?
56. Bound the larynx.
Describe the trachea.
58. Describe the bronchi and bron- chial tubes.
59. Describe contents of the larynx.
60. How is sound produced in the larynx ?
LESSON IX. MUSCLES; FAT.
PAGE 35.
61. What happens when the fore- arm is bent up ?
62. Describe ...a muscle.
63. Why are muscles generally called the organs of motion ? PAGE 36.
64. What is the first property of muscles ?
65. What the second ?
66. Explain rigor mortis.
67. How are voluntary muscles dis- tinguished from involuntary?
68. Give two instances of each class.
69. Which class is uncontrolled by the will ? PAGE 37.
70. What are the chief uses of fat ?
LESSON X. MUSCLES MOTOR AGENTS WALKING.
PAGE 38.
71. Show why the arm is consider- ed a lever.
72. To what does the arm owe its variety of motions ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LESSON VII. CARTILAGES THE LARYNX.
PAGE 30.
51. Give three samples of cartilage?
52. How does cartilage differ from bone ?
53. Give four uses of cartilage ?
PAGE 31.
54. What, and where, is the glottis?
55. What is the epiglottis ?
56. Bound the larynx.
Describe the trachea.
58. Describe the bronchi and bron- chial tubes.
59. Describe contents of the larynx.
60. How is sound produced in the larynx ?
LESSON IX. MUSCLES; FAT.
PAGE 35.
61. What happens when the fore- arm is bent up ?
62. Describe ...a muscle.
63. Why are muscles generally called the organs of motion ? PAGE 36.
64. What is the first property of muscles ?
65. What the second ?
66. Explain rigor mortis.
67. How are voluntary muscles dis- tinguished from involuntary?
68. Give two instances of each class.
69. Which class is uncontrolled by the will ? PAGE 37.
70. What are the chief uses of fat ?
LESSON X. MUSCLES MOTOR AGENTS WALKING.
PAGE 38.
71. Show why the arm is consider- ed a lever.
72. To what does the arm owe its variety of motions ?
What to read after First Lessons in Physiology for Use in the Common Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C L Hotze to read onlineMoreLess
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