The point where the muscle attaches to the bone to be pulled is called the question 9 options: origin insertion sarcomere

The answer is insertion.

Muscles are attached to bones by origins and insertions. Origins and insertions are tendons that exert a force on the bones. One end of the muscle is usually fixed during a contraction while the other one is contracted. The point where the muscle attaches to the bone and does not move during the contraction is called the origin. The point where the muscle attaches to the bone to be pulled is called the insertion.