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Human Body - Part I
Quiz by Trish Hebert
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- Q1This moves blood through the body.tendonsjointsmusclesheart30s
- Q2This body part can't function without light.boneskidneyseyelungs30s
- Q3This mixes and churns your food into a paste called chyme.stomachtracheatongueesophagus30s
- Q4This is large, brown and is located right above your stomachlarge intestineslivertracheapancrease30s
- Q5This controls all your body systems, and also tells your muscles to move.diaphragmjointsbrainheart30s
- Q6This part is coiled around the outside of the small intestine.kidneygall bladderpancreaslarge intestine30s
- Q7When this muscle pulls down, the lungs expand.diaphragmurinary bladderskinesophagus30s
- Q8This organ has a part called the hammer and stirrup.eareyesthroatnose30s
- Q9This pipe leads from the mouth to the stomach.esophagustracheapancreasgall bladder30s
- Q10The outer part of this organ is called the epidermis, and keeps germs out of your body.skintendonbrainmouth30s
- Q11This is made of watery plasma with red and white cells floating in it.large intestinebloodnervelungs30s
- Q12This type of cell looks a little bit like a tree.tonguenervepancreasliver30s
- Q13This organ helps with the first part of digestion, mashing your food before it gets to your stomach.esophagusgall bladdertonsiltongue30s
- Q14There are five types of these, including the pivot and the hinge.intestinestendonsmusclesjoints30s
- Q15This is where the vitamins and minerals in your food pass into your blood.kidneysstomachgall bladdersmall intestine30s