O Levels Biology (5090)•5090/11/O/N/20

Explanation
Identifying Bones in the Human Arm
Steps:
- Examine the diagram for key arm bones: humerus (upper arm), radius and ulna (forearm).
- Match labels to anatomical positions: humerus connects shoulder to elbow, radius and ulna to wrist.
- Eliminate options mislabeling bones or joints.
- Select the option correctly identifying all structures.
Why D is correct:
- D accurately labels humerus as upper arm bone, radius as lateral forearm bone, and ulna as medial forearm bone, per standard human anatomy definitions.
Why the others are wrong:
- A confuses radius and ulna positions.
- B misidentifies humerus as a forearm bone.
- C incorrectly labels a wrist bone as ulna.
Not enough information on exact diagram details, but based on standard anatomy.
Final answer: D
Topic: Specialised cells, tissues and organs
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