Question

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the bone that a muscle is attached to that does move.
origin
insertion
prime mover
antagonist

Explanation:

To solve this, we recall anatomical terms:

• Origin: The bone a muscle is attached to that does NOT move.
• Insertion: The bone a muscle is attached to that DOES move (when the muscle contracts).
• Prime mover: The muscle primarily responsible for a movement.
• Antagonist: A muscle that opposes the action of another.

So the term for the moving bone attachment is "insertion".

Answer:

B. insertion