Interesting Human Body Trivia
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Which of the following are babies born without?
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Finger Nails
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Ears
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Kneecaps
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Elbows
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Explore fascinating facts about the human body in this trivia quiz. Test your knowledge on the unique aspects of human anatomy, from bone structure to cellular components. Ideal for learners interested in biology and human physiology.
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When during each day are your feet likely to be the largest?
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In The Afternoon
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In The Early Morning
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When You Awake
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As You Sleep
Correct Answer
A. In The Afternoon -
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Which part of the blood contains an enzyme that helps create fibrin?
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Plasma
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Platelets
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White Cells
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Red Cells
Correct Answer
A. Platelets -
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What is the name of the smallest bone in the human body?
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Patella
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Ischium
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Phalanges
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Stapes
Correct Answer
A. Stapes -
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What is a waxy waterproof layer on the human body called?
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Sporophyte
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Fish Scales
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Cuticle
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Rhizoid
Correct Answer
A. Cuticle -
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What are sperm and egg cells called?
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Gametes
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Fronds
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Rhizoids
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Gametophytes
Correct Answer
A. Gametes -
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"Pes planus" refers to which condition?
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High Arches
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Bunions
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Hammer Toes
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Flat Feet
Correct Answer
A. Flat Feet -
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Ankylosing Spondylitis affects which of the following?
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Liver
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Heart
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Kidneys
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Spine
Correct Answer
A. Spine -
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The quadriceps muscle is in which part of the body?
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Thigh
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Arm
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Head
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Calf
Correct Answer
A. Thigh -
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How much skin does each person shed in his or her lifetime?
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1000 Pounds
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None
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1 Pound
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40 Pounds
Correct Answer
A. 40 Pounds -
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What does an adult human have an estimated 75 trillion of?
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Blood Cells
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Cells
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Taste Buds
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Hairs
Correct Answer
A. Cells -
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How many times a day does the average person laugh?
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Fifteen
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Three
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Fifty
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Once
Correct Answer
A. Fifteen -
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Which is generally true about persons with Type 1 diabetes?
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Often Linked With Obesity
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Must Take Insulin To Stay Alive
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Disease Onset Over Age 45
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Physical Inactivity A Risk Factor
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A. Must Take Insulin To Stay Alive -
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Which of these is an example of a ball and socket joint?
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Fingers
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Hip
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Foot
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Elbow
Correct Answer
A. Hip -
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Where are buccal medications administered?
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Major Artery Or Vein
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On The Epidermis
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In The Cheek Area Of The Mouth
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Subcutaneous Tissue
Correct Answer
A. In The Cheek Area Of The Mouth -
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