Question

step 4: in the last step, you created a group of myofibrils. a group of myofibrils put together and wrapped in an endomysium is a (unit). label the entire white structure that you just laid down as a \muscle fiber.\ note: you already labeled the wrapping as the \endomysium.\ step 5: when you have many muscle fibers, you must hold them together with something. the (wrapping) surrounds a group of muscle fibers and holds them together. (note: the endomysium surrounds each muscle fiber, but a group of muscle fibers creates something else!) create 3 more muscle fibers. if you cannot remember how to create a muscle fiber, look at your chart! wrap these muscle fibers together in a piece of blue(yellow/orange) construction paper. tape the construction paper so that it holds the muscle fibers tightly. do not use the whole piece of construction paper! use only as much as you absolutely need to wrap 3 muscle fibers. lay this structure on your chart and label the blue(yellow/orange) paper as the \perimysium.\ step 6: in the last step, you created a cluster of muscle fibers. as soon as you created that bundle of muscle cells, you consequently created a (unit). label the entire structure that you just laid down as a \fascicle.\ note: you already labeled the wrapping as the \perimysium.\ step 7: when you have many fascicles, you must hold them together with something. the (wrapping) surrounds many fascicles and holds them together. create 2 more fascicles. if you cannot remember how to create a fascicle, look at your chart! this will take some time (hint - each fascicle will have 3 muscle fibers in it). once you have made 2 fascicles, wrap all of the fascicles together with a piece of red construction paper. tape the construction paper so that it holds the 2 fascicles tightly. lay this structure on your chart and label the green paper(or pink) as the \epimysium.\ step 8: in the last step, you created a cluster of fascicles. as soon as you created the cluster of fascicles, you created a (unit)! label the entire structure that you just laid down as a \muscle.\ note: you already labeled the wrapping as the \epimysium.\

Explanation:

Muscle structure components: myofibrils grouped with endomysium (muscle fiber), muscle fibers grouped with perimysium (fascicle), fascicles grouped with epimysium (muscle).

Answer:

Step 4: muscle fiber; Step 5: perimysium; Step 6: fascicle; Step 7: epimysium; Step 8: muscle