Muslce Crossword puzzle game
Comments
Created By:
mciraldo
mciraldo

I Like This Game ( Liked by 0 people )
How to play Crossword Puzzle?
- Click on an across or down clue.
- Type in the answer on puzzle.
- Background turns green on correct answer.
- Continue until the puzzle is solved.
- Clicking "hint" reveals a letter without awarding points.
- Clicking "word" reveals entire word without awarding points.
- Fill more answers in less time for higher score.
Muslce Crossword puzzle game Description
its a crossword puzzle...of muscles and their movements.
Muslce Crossword puzzle game Hints
- the movement that decreases the angle of 2 bones and brings them closer together
- the movement that increases the angle of 2 bones and moves them farther apart
- *****extension is the overextending of a muscle
- dorsification is when you stand on your *****
- pointing/ standing on your toes
- movement of a limb away from the midline of the body
- movement of a limb towards the midline of the body
- circumduction is the movement of a limb in a ******
- turing around a limb's axis
- when the palms of the hand face up
- when the palms of the hand face down
- moving the soles of the feet towards the midline of the body
- moving the soles of your feet away from the midline of the body
- the jutting or moving out of the jaw
- moving the jaw inward
- moving a limb in a superior direction
- moving a limb in an inferior direction
- touching your thumb to any other finger on your hand
- muscle used to raise and lower the eybrows
- muscle the pulls your scalp in a posterior direction
- the orbicularis ***** allows you to move the eyelids
- known as "the smiling muscle"
- the orbicularis **** is also known as the "kissing mucle"
- helps to open and close the jaw, on the side of the head
- helps to open and close the jaw, in front of the ear
- abbreviation for sternocleidomastoid, also known as the "prayer muscle"
- extends and moves the neck
- you sit on your ******* maximus
- abducts the arm, located on your shoulder
- ********** major, abducts and flexes the humerus
Comments
