The Ability to Imagine How an Object Will Look After

question 115

Multiple Choice

The ability to imagine how an object will look after it has been moved in space is referred to as

• A) mathematical ability.
• B) mental constancy.
• C) enabling.
• D) mental rotation.

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Definitions:

Epiphyses

The rounded end of a long bone, which is separated from the main bone by a growth plate during development and later fuses to allow growth in length.

Bone Movements

The action of bones being moved in relation to each other, primarily through the action of muscles and joints.

Joints

Joints are the areas where two or more bones meet, allowing for movement and providing support to the skeletal structure.

Axial Skeleton

The central part of the skeleton, comprising the skull, spine, ribs, and sternum, responsible for supporting and protecting vital organs.