Question

what makes bone cells and muscle cells similar in their contribution to movement? (1 point)
create protective structures
produce electrical signals
store calcium
enable body movement

Explanation:

Bone cells form the skeletal - structure that provides support and attachment points for muscles, and muscle cells contract to produce force for movement. Together, they enable body movement. Bone cells don't primarily create protective structures (though bones do protect organs), produce electrical signals, or store calcium in the context of movement compared to their role in enabling movement.

Answer:

Enable body movement