order to find out the best way to revise for the exam. For example, if you have a hearing memory, then maybe you should consider recording your notes onto your computer or MP3 player. You should listen to them when you are out and about but not when you are relaxing. Relaxing is a very important part of revising. You should give your brain some rest so it could operate more effectively. Also, while studying you become mentally tired, but on order to sleep, you should balance mental and physical fatigues, so a light workout a day could really do you good. Another fact is that you should get atleastfour and a half hours’ sleep, under no circumstances you should go into an exam under these sleeping hours. This is the absolute minimum. But the most important thing is that you start revising long before you actually have this exam, maybe even draw up a revising timetable, so you wouldn’t cram the night before. IV Even though this is a sensible statement, some people might disagree with it
Function to pump blood to the lungs and around the body Fatigue does not fatigue Contraction variable, depends on many factors Skeletal muscle tissue Location attached to bones via tendons Appearance striated, bundles of fibres, arranged parallel to one another Control voluntary neural control Skeletal muscle tissue Function to create movement by generating force and acting upon bones Fatigue fatigues relatively quickly Contraction contracts rapidly and powerfully
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