Understand Your Human Body - Anatomy Quiz

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1. How many ribs are there in human body? 
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Anatomy is the branch of biology concerned with the study of the structure of organisms and their parts. Anatomy is a branch of natural science which deals with the structural organization of living things.
Understand your human body in this Anatomy Quiz

2. Which is the largest cell in human body? 
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3. How many bones are there in human body? 
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4. How many muscle are there in human body? 
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5. What is the life span of WBC? 
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6. What is the physical phase of life called? 
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7. What is the physical phase of life called? 
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8. Which pure blood in human body? 
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9. Who had performed the world first heart transplant? 
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10. Hormones are produced by? 
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How many ribs are there in human body? 
Which is the largest cell in human body? 
How many bones are there in human body? 
How many muscle are there in human body? 
What is the life span of WBC? 
What is the physical phase of life called? 
What is the physical phase of life called? 
Which pure blood in human body? 
Who had performed the world first heart transplant? 
Hormones are produced by? 
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