# 1pilihanWhat is the Sliding Filament Theory about?CookingMuscle movementWeather patternsPlant growth
# 2pilihanWhich two proteins are mainly involved in the Sliding Filament Theory?Actin and MyosinKeratin and CollagenHemoglobin and InsulinGluten and Lactose
# 3pilihanIn the Sliding Filament Theory, what happens to the muscle when it contracts?It gets longerIt stays the sameIt gets shorterIt disappears
# 5pilihanWhat happens to the actin and myosin filaments during muscle contraction?They break apartThey disappearThey slide past each otherThey stay still
# 6pilihanWhat is the role of myosin in muscle contraction?To relax musclesTo make muscles growTo pull on actinTo produce energy
# 7pilihanWhen muscles relax, what happens to the actin and myosin filaments?They disappearThey slide apartThey hardenThey become shorter
# 8pilihanWhy is energy important in the Sliding Filament Theory?It keeps us awakeIt powers muscle contractionIt makes muscles growIt is not needed
# 9pilihanWhat would happen if actin and myosin could not slide past each other?Muscles would be too strongMuscles could not contractMuscles would grow fasterMuscles would disappear
# 10pilihanIn the Sliding Filament Theory, what happens to the sarcomere during muscle contraction?It lengthensIt shortensIt stays the sameIt twists
# 11pilihanWhich ion is crucial for initiating the muscle contraction process?SodiumCalciumPotassiumChloride
# 12pilihanWhat is the role of myosin in muscle contraction?It binds to calciumIt forms cross-bridges with actinIt inhibits actinIt provides structural support
# 13pilihanWhat is the name of the structure formed by actin and myosin filaments overlapping?Cross-bridgeZ-lineA-bandI-band
# 15pilihanWhat is the function of tropomyosin in the muscle contraction process?Activates myosinBlocks myosin binding sites on actinReleases calciumConverts ATP to ADP
# 16pilihanWhat happens to the H-zone as the muscle fully contracts?It becomes largerIt becomes smallerIt stays the sameIt disappears