Muscle

1.	B. Levers	A.	A wheel barrel, the wheel is the fulcrum and the resistance is the dirt.
2.	I. Tendon	B.	Your heart
3.	L. Smooth muscle	C.	Internal organs
4.	J. Cardiac Muscle	D.	The effort is between the fulcrum and the resistance
5.	E. 2nd class lever	E.	Rigid bar pivoting on a fulcrum
6.	H. 1st class lever	F.	Your intestines
7.	K. Skeletal Muscles	G.	Muscle attached to the skeleton
8.	N. 3rd class levers	H.	Heart
9.	O. Voluntary muscle	I.	Heart
10.	D. Involuntary Muscle	J.	Bicep and Tricep
11.	C. Pumps all your life	K.	The muscle you have to think about to move
12.	A. Example on smooth muscle	L.	A see saw fulcrum between the effort and resistance
13.	G. Example of cardiac muscle	M.	Connects muscle to bone
14.	F. Example of skeletal muscle	N.	Muscles you don't have to think about
15.	M. This muscle moves food through the digestive system	O.	Stomach and large intestine

1.	B. Levers → E
2.	I. Tendon → M
3.	L. Smooth muscle → C
4.	J. Cardiac Muscle → I
5.	E. 2nd class lever → A
6.	H. 1st class lever → L
7.	K. Skeletal Muscles → G
8.	N. 3rd class levers → D
9.	O. Voluntary muscle → K
10.	D. Involuntary Muscle → N
11.	C. Pumps all your life → H
12.	A. Example on smooth muscle → F
13.	G. Example of cardiac muscle → B
14.	F. Example of skeletal muscle → J
15.	M. This muscle moves food through the digestive system → O