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A ligament connects _____. (Multiple Choice)

A ligament connects _____.

a. bones at a joint c. a muscle to a tendon
b. a muscle to a bone d. a tendon to a bone

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Bones move when _____ muscles contract.

a. cardiac c. smooth
b. skeletal d. all of these

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