Question

1. two infections of the nervous system are

a meningitis and rabies.
b
carpal tunnel syndrome and paralysis.
c
epilepsy and seizures.
d
migraines and headaches.

6.
which of the following is not one of the main roles of the skeletal system?
a to store and receive information
b
to allow your body to move
c
to provide support for your body
d
to store and produce materials that your body needs

7.
the place where two bones join together is called a ____________.
a tarsal
b
cartilage
c
marrow
d
joint

1. cardiac muscle is found in which organ?

a brain
c
heart
d
liver
stomach

Explanation:

Question 5:

Meningitis is an infection of the meninges (nervous system tissue), and rabies is a viral infection that attacks the central nervous system. The other options include non-infectious conditions, so this is the correct pair of nervous system infections.

Question 6:

The skeletal system's main roles include movement (via muscle attachment), body support, and storing/producing materials (like bone marrow making blood cells, calcium storage). Storing/receiving information is the role of the nervous system, not the skeletal system.

Question 7:

A joint is the anatomical structure where two bones connect. Tarsals are foot bones, cartilage is connective tissue, and marrow is inside bones, so none of these match the definition.

Question 8:

Cardiac muscle is specialized muscle tissue that makes up the walls of the heart, responsible for pumping blood. The other organs listed have different muscle types (skeletal or smooth) or no muscle tissue relevant here.

Answer:

1. A. meningitis and rabies.
2. A. to store and receive information
3. joint
4. heart