Match the following terms and definitions. 1. the part of the neuron that carries the cell's message away from the cell cell body 2. the part of the neuron that contains the nucleus and cytoplasm muscle fiber 3. point of skeletal muscle attachment on the body part the muscle moves synapse 4. a very long, contracting cell that makes up the muscles of our body phagocytosis 5. the process of a cell engulfing its food; literally, "cell eating" insertion 6. the junction between two nerve cells axon

1. Axon refers to the section of the neuron, which conducts the message of the cell away from the cell body.  

2. The cell body refers to the part of the neuron, which comprises the cytoplasm and the nucleus.  

3. Insertion refers to the point of the attachment of the skeletal muscle on the part of the body where the movement of muscles takes place.  

4. Muscle fiber refers to a very lengthy, contracting cell, which forms the muscles of the body.  

5. Phagocytosis refers to the procedure in which a cell engulfs its food, also termed as cell eating.  

6. The junction between the two nerve cells is termed as a synapse.  

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option c is the correct answer.