A common misconception is that the muscular system only moves bones. Why is this statement incorrect? Explain the idea correctly
. Why might some people have this misconception? Cite facts from the readings in your answer. Also cite what you may already know about the topic in your answer.
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1. The mistake of this statement is to use the term "muscular system" and not "locomotor system." This is because the locomotor system is formed by the muscular system and the skeletal system, but people believe that this system is only related to the bones, completely ignoring the function of the muscles. Thus, the correct phrase would be: A common misconception is that the locomotor system moves only the bones.
2. Many people have this misconception because they do not really know the name of the systems, and do not know that the systems can form pairs and groups, which are named differently.
A Mood is used to identify whether a verb expresses a fact, a command, a question, a condition or a wish. In this case, someone is instructing you to be careful so this is an imperative mood.
