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Let's Practice (Body Parts and their Movements)

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Q 1/5
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What do you call the middle part of your body?
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head
limbs
trunk
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What body part is consist of shoulders, waist, chest, hips and buttocks
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lower limbs
trunk
upper limbs

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What do you call the middle part of your body?

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What body part is consist of shoulders, waist, chest, hips and buttocks

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Legs and feet can be found on what body part?

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What do we call the uppermost part of our body?

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What body part will help you move from one place to another?

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