The attachment point of a muscle to a bone that can move is called the ________.
A) origin
B) insertion
C) synergistic
D) antagonistic

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The attachment point where a muscle is connected to a bone that can move is called the insertion. The origin refers to the attachment point of the muscle to the stationary bone, while synergistic and antagonistic refer to the relationship between muscles that work together or in opposition to each other during movement. Therefore, the correct answer is B) insertion.

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