Correct option is B
The correct answer is (b).
Introduction
From top to bottom: Levator Labi Superioris (face) is highest, then Rhomboids (upper back), Pyramidalis (lower abdomen), Gastrocnemius (calf), and Peroneus Brevis (lateral foot). So D, A, C, E, B.
Information Booster
- Levator Labi Superioris: facial muscle.
- Rhomboids: between shoulder blades.
- Pyramidalis: lower anterior abdomen.
- Gastrocnemius: posterior lower leg.
- Peroneus Brevis: lateral foot.
- Option A starts with Pyramidalis.
- Option C starts with Pyramidalis and misorders.
- Option D starts with Pyramidalis.
The Levator Labi Superioris elevates the upper lip, while Peroneus Brevis everts the foot.