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TSEAS UNIT 1

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Spain

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TSEAS I UNIT 1 GROUP 8Version en ligne TSEAS UNIT 1 par Aisa Ouaali A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P Q R S T U V Y Z Starts with A The upper limb of the human body, used for lifting and performing tasks. Starts with B The hard structure that makes up the skeleton and supports the body. Starts with C The collarbone that connects the arm to the body and helps shoulder movement. Starts with D A shoulder muscle that lifts and rotates the arm. Starts with E A movement that increases the angle between body parts, such as straightening a limb. Starts with F The thigh bone, the longest and strongest bone in the body. Starts with G Muscles in the buttocks that help with hip movement and stability. Starts with H The part at the end of the arm, used for holding, touching, and feeling. Starts with I The large, uppermost part of the pelvic bone that supports body weight. Starts with J A structure where two bones meet, allowing movement. Starts with L A tough tissue that connects bones at joints and provides stability. Starts with M The lower jawbone, essential for chewing and speaking. Starts with N The part of the body that connects the head to the torso and allows movement. Starts with O The bone at the back and base of the skull, protecting the brain. Starts with P Also known as the kneecap, it protects the knee joint Starts with Q A group of four muscles in the front of the thigh that extend the leg. Starts with R A bone in the forearm that allows rotation of the wrist and arm movement. Starts with S The bone structure forming the head and protecting the brain. Starts with T The shin bone, a strong bone in the lower leg that supports body weight. Starts with U One of the forearm bones, located on the side opposite the thumb. Starts with V One of the small bones that form the spine and protect the spinal cord. Starts with Y An involuntary movement of opening the mouth wide, often when tired or bored. Starts with Z A body motion of moving closer or farther from an object or point of focus

TSEAS I UNIT 1 GROUP 8Version en ligne

TSEAS UNIT 1

par Aisa Ouaali

Starts with A

The upper limb of the human body, used for lifting and performing tasks.

Starts with B

The hard structure that makes up the skeleton and supports the body.

Starts with C

The collarbone that connects the arm to the body and helps shoulder movement.

Starts with D

A shoulder muscle that lifts and rotates the arm.

Starts with E

A movement that increases the angle between body parts, such as straightening a limb.

Starts with F

The thigh bone, the longest and strongest bone in the body.

Starts with G

Muscles in the buttocks that help with hip movement and stability.

Starts with H

The part at the end of the arm, used for holding, touching, and feeling.

Starts with I

The large, uppermost part of the pelvic bone that supports body weight.

Starts with J

A structure where two bones meet, allowing movement.

Starts with L

A tough tissue that connects bones at joints and provides stability.

Starts with M

The lower jawbone, essential for chewing and speaking.

Starts with N

The part of the body that connects the head to the torso and allows movement.

Starts with O

The bone at the back and base of the skull, protecting the brain.

Starts with P

Also known as the kneecap, it protects the knee joint

Starts with Q

A group of four muscles in the front of the thigh that extend the leg.

Starts with R

A bone in the forearm that allows rotation of the wrist and arm movement.

Starts with S

The bone structure forming the head and protecting the brain.

Starts with T

The shin bone, a strong bone in the lower leg that supports body weight.

Starts with U

One of the forearm bones, located on the side opposite the thumb.

Starts with V

One of the small bones that form the spine and protect the spinal cord.

Starts with Y

An involuntary movement of opening the mouth wide, often when tired or bored.

Starts with Z

A body motion of moving closer or farther from an object or point of focus

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TSEAS I UNIT 1 GROUP 8Version en ligne

par Aisa Ouaali

Starts with A

The upper limb of the human body, used for lifting and performing tasks.

Starts with B

The hard structure that makes up the skeleton and supports the body.

Starts with C

The collarbone that connects the arm to the body and helps shoulder movement.

Starts with D

A shoulder muscle that lifts and rotates the arm.

Starts with E

A movement that increases the angle between body parts, such as straightening a limb.

Starts with F

The thigh bone, the longest and strongest bone in the body.

Starts with G

Muscles in the buttocks that help with hip movement and stability.

Starts with H

The part at the end of the arm, used for holding, touching, and feeling.

Starts with I

The large, uppermost part of the pelvic bone that supports body weight.

Starts with J

A structure where two bones meet, allowing movement.

Starts with L

A tough tissue that connects bones at joints and provides stability.

Starts with M

The lower jawbone, essential for chewing and speaking.

Starts with N

The part of the body that connects the head to the torso and allows movement.

Starts with O

The bone at the back and base of the skull, protecting the brain.

Starts with P

Also known as the kneecap, it protects the knee joint

Starts with Q

A group of four muscles in the front of the thigh that extend the leg.

Starts with R

A bone in the forearm that allows rotation of the wrist and arm movement.

Starts with S

The bone structure forming the head and protecting the brain.

Starts with T

The shin bone, a strong bone in the lower leg that supports body weight.

Starts with U

One of the forearm bones, located on the side opposite the thumb.

Starts with V

One of the small bones that form the spine and protect the spinal cord.

Starts with Y

An involuntary movement of opening the mouth wide, often when tired or bored.

Starts with Z

A body motion of moving closer or farther from an object or point of focus