Body Movements

Welcome to the "Body Movements" category on Questions LLC! Here, we delve into the fascinating realm of human body movements. Whether it's exploring the mechanics behind a particular gesture, discussing the science of dance, or understanding the intricacies of body language, this category is your go-to resource. We have gathered a diverse range of questions and answers to satisfy your curiosity about how our bodies move, express, and communicate. So, whether you're seeking knowledge, inspiration, or simply a deeper understanding of the incredible ways our bodies can move, you've come to the right place. Join us on this journey of discovery as we explore the wonders of "Body Movements" together.

Questions (22)

Shrugging your shoulders is an example of what two movements?(1 point) abduction and adduction O flexion and extension O version
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2. asked by Yoz
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To make this sign, you hold your left arm at an angle in front of your body. With your right hand, tap the tips of the fingers
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2. asked by j
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Which term describes moving a body part towards the midline of thebody? adduction A abduction B flexion C extension D
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2. asked anonymously
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To make this sign, you hold your left arm at an angle in front of your body. With your right hand, tap the tips of the fingers
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2. asked by j
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Match the word with its meaning. Please check my answers thank you.myocardi/o B. heart muscle myo/o F. muscle plant/o I. sole of
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2. asked by Lu
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Turning the palms upward toward the ceiling is an example of:(1 point) O dorsiflexion. O hyperextension. O excursion. O
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2. asked by Yoz
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To signal how many people are in his dinner party, Jim makes a "four' by turning histhumb in toward his other fingers. The
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2. asked by Yoz
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1. His head moves up and down.2. His head moves down and up. [#1 is correct. What about #2? do you use 'down and up'?] 3. His
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2. asked by rfvv
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Describe how would you execute a bend, wiggle, walk, and skip. Also when it comes to The three qualities of energy/movement
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2. asked by Melissa
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1. Raise your hands on your head.2. Raise your hans over your head. 3. Raise yor hands above your head.
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2. asked by rfvv
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1. Raise your hands to shoulder height.2. Lower your hands to foot height. 3. Lift your right hand to nose height. 4. Lift your
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2. asked by rfvv
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1. Round your back downward.2. Arch your back downward. 3. Round your back upwards. 4. Arch your back upwards. (Are both the
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2. asked by rfvv
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1. Raise your right foot and place it against your left thigh.2. Raise your right foot and place it on your left thigh. 3. Raise
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2. asked by rfvv
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what is a small definition of log rollanswer:clutched on the ground with both ands at your side and roll
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2. asked by shian
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Turning the palms upward toward the ceiling is an example of:(1 point) Responses dorsiflexion. dorsiflexion. hyperextension.
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2. asked anonymously
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To indicate a set of three items, which is the correct order of body shifting?
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2. asked by xzavyer kovach
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To indicate a set of three items, which is the correct order of body shifting?a - Non dominate side, dominant side B- dominant
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2. asked by xzavyer kovach
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ROM stands for(1 point)Responses Reach of motion Reach of motionb Range of motion Range of motion Reps of motion
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2. asked by myworldwha
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QuestionROM stands for(1 point) Responses Reps of motion Reps of motion Range of motion Range of motion Reach of motion
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2. asked by Better be right BOT
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Voluntary actions such as walking and talking are controlled by your ___.
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2. asked anonymously
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lateral
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2. asked by goodness
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Como con los hombros.true false
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