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Oxygen tank and regulator connected to medical equipment demonstrating how oxygen is carried in the blood.

1.Which part of the blood carries oxygen?

Close-up of eyes showing the part of the eye that lets light in, focusing on the pupil and surrounding iris details.

2.What part of the eye lets light in?

3D illustration of the nervous system highlighting the brain and spinal cord connecting the brain to the body.

3.Which part of the nervous system connects the brain to the rest of the body?

Close-up 3D illustration of human body muscles on the shoulder, highlighting muscles compared to bones structure.

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4.True or false: The human body has more muscles than bones.

3D illustration of the human liver and digestive tract highlighting the main function of the liver in detoxification and metabolism.

5.What is the main function of the liver?

Model of a human brain on a blue plate, illustrating brain parts that control memory and learning functions.

6.Which part of the brain controls memory and learning?

3D illustration of human lungs inside the chest cavity, showing the right lung slightly larger than the left lung.

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7.True or false: Your right lung is slightly larger than your left.

Couple sitting on floor eating pancakes, illustrating how well you know your body and windpipe protection from food.

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8.What covers your windpipe so food doesn't go down the wrong way?

Detailed 3D illustration of the heart and major blood vessels showing arteries carrying blood away from the heart.

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9.What type of blood vessel carries blood away from the heart?

Chemical structure of hormone involved in fight or flight response displayed against a blue scientific background

10.Which hormone controls your “fight or flight” response?

Child running through a sunlit field, illustrating how well you know your body and brain development after childhood.

11.True or false: The brain stops developing after childhood.

Close-up of a person sweating with hand on forehead, illustrating body temperature control in the human body.

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12.What organ controls body temperature, hunger, and thirst?

Woman clutching stomach in pain at a kitchen table, illustrating digestion issues and where most digestion takes place.

13.Where does most digestion take place?

Medical professional wearing gloves and mask examining brain scans related to how well you know your body.

14.True or false: The brain feels pain.

Young woman smiling outdoors, illustrating how well you know your body’s joint type in the neck turning head motion

15.What type of joint is found in the neck and allows you to turn your head?

Close-up of a human ear showing the part of your ear that helps you keep your balance and body awareness.

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16.What part of your ear helps you keep your balance?

Close-up of two faces with different skin tones, illustrating what gives skin its color and body diversity.

17.What gives skin its color?

Close-up of a hand showing nails, illustrating facts about body and protein composition in nails and hair.

18.True or false: Nails are made of the same protein as hair.

Front and back view of a human skeleton illustrating the largest bone in the human body femur and overall bone structure

19.What is the largest bone in the human body?

Row of white urinals mounted on a gray tiled wall in a public restroom illustrating the organ that stores urine before it leaves the body.

20.What organ stores urine before it leaves the body?

Red circle with a white X symbol representing false in a quiz about appendix function in the human body.

21.True or false: The appendix has no function in the human body.

Bright sunlight shining through scattered white clouds on a clear blue sky, highlighting vitamin made using sunlight.

22.Which vitamin do humans make using sunlight?

Close-up images of skin, hair, and nails representing the body system that includes these parts.

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23.What is the name of the system that includes skin, hair, and nails?

Physical therapist assisting a man stretching his back to explore parts of the body containing the most bones.

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24.What part of your body contains the most bones?

Young man in a white shirt sticking out his tongue against a red background highlighting tongue as strongest muscle in body

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25.True or false: The tongue is the strongest muscle in the body.

Close-up illustration of alveoli in the lungs, showing the structure that allows oxygen to pass into the blood.

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26.What structure allows oxygen to pass into the blood in the lungs?

Close-up of teeth, X-rays of human bones, skull, and a highlighted joint showing the hardest substance in the human body.

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27.What’s the hardest substance in the human body?

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