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A child who is playing catch with a partner and is consistently throwing too hard may have dysfunction with his
 
  A. adrenal system
  B. auditory system
  C. proprioceptive system
  D. motor specification system

Question 2

The vestibular system
 
  A. receives stimuli through the muscles, joints, ligaments, and bones
  B. is located in the inner ear and functions in response to gravity
  C. is located in the basal ganglia and functions in response to muscle activation
  D. is located in the muscle receptors and is primarily responsible for smooth muscle activation



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B



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