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Question	Answer
Antagonistic muscles	Pairs of muscles that work in opposition to each other.
Appendicular skeleton	Bones that allow movement.
Axial skeleton	Bones that protect the organs.
Ball-and-socket joint	A joint in which one bone has a ball-shaped surface that fits into a cup-shaped socket of another bone. The bone with the ball at its end is able to complete all types of movement.
Bone marrow	Jelly-like material in which new blood cells are made.
Bones	Structures that make up the skeleton.
Cartilage	Tissue with a smooth and slippery surface allowing smooth movement of a joint.
Compact bone	Dense tissue forming the outer layer of a bone.
Joint	The point where two bones meet.
Hinge Point	A joint that only allows movement in only one plane
Ligaments	Fibrous bands of tissue that hold bones together in a joint.
Muscles	Tissues that contract and, when attached to bones, cause the bones to move.
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