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Quiz about Whats Under My Skin
Quiz about Whats Under My Skin

What's Under My Skin? Trivia Quiz


The human body is pretty amazing! How many of these organs and parts under the skin can you recognize?

A multiple-choice quiz by exceller. Estimated time: 3 mins.
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Author
exceller
Time
3 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
370,501
Updated
Mar 06 22
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Very Easy
Avg Score
9 / 10
Plays
990
Last 3 plays: Guest 190 (10/10), Bowler413 (8/10), GGray (0/10).
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Question 1 of 10
1. Although it's very small by itself, the cell is the basic unit of all living things. It divides, grows, and forms into all the organs and parts found in our bodies.


Question 2 of 10
2. Some people talk about this part when they are in love. Which organ pumps blood for my entire body? Hint


Question 3 of 10
3. This organ works super hard when I am hungry. Which sack-shaped body part uses acid to help break down food that I have eaten? Hint


Question 4 of 10
4. These parts are located in my chest and help my body get oxygen. Which pair of organs help me breathe? Hint


Question 5 of 10
5. These hard objects need a lot of calcium. Which of these parts in the body form our shape by making up the human skeleton? Hint


Question 6 of 10
6. These body parts may remind one of a maze of tunnels or tubes. Which of these parts processes food by getting all the water and nutrients out? Hint


Question 7 of 10
7. This organ carries out over 200 different functions in the body and it would be impossible to live without. Which of these wedge shaped organs acts as a storehouse for the nutrients, bacteria, and vitamins our body needs? Hint


Question 8 of 10
8. This part in my head helps me think. Which part of the body controls the nervous system? Hint


Question 9 of 10
9. You can keep these organs happy by drinking water. Which of these bean-shaped objects helps remove waste products from the body? Hint


Question 10 of 10
10. There is strength in numbers! Which part of the body may seem little by itself, but hundreds of them together help the body move? Hint





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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. Although it's very small by itself, the cell is the basic unit of all living things. It divides, grows, and forms into all the organs and parts found in our bodies.

Answer: True

The cell is the basic unit of all living organisms. Cells are the building blocks that create a body. They divide and split apart forming more cells. Eventually these cells group together forming organs and all the other parts our body has.
2. Some people talk about this part when they are in love. Which organ pumps blood for my entire body?

Answer: heart

The heart is the first organ that is formed in our bodies. It pumps the blood that carries nutrients to the entire body and also transports waste our body does not need. The average human heart beats about 100,000 times a day, sending 2,000 gallons of blood surging through the body, in over 60,000 miles of blood vessels.
3. This organ works super hard when I am hungry. Which sack-shaped body part uses acid to help break down food that I have eaten?

Answer: stomach

The stomach is like the blender of your body that breaks food down before sending it to the rest of your digestive system. It is a sack shaped organ that breaks down food with acid. The average human stomach measures about 12 inches in length and has a width of 6 inches.

The weight of a person does not affect its growth or size. It can stretch to hold and break down whatever is put in it. Another fun fact is when you blush (when your face turns red), the lining of your stomach also turns red!
4. These parts are located in my chest and help my body get oxygen. Which pair of organs help me breathe?

Answer: lungs

Lungs are located in the chest area of our body. Most humans have two, but it is possible to live with only one lung. Lungs help our body by taking oxygen from the air we breathe and sending it to the rest of our body. The average human breathes about 11,000 liters of air every day.
5. These hard objects need a lot of calcium. Which of these parts in the body form our shape by making up the human skeleton?

Answer: bones

The average human is born with over 300 bones in their body. Bones give our body shape and strength. They help us to be able to move, walk, run, and do many other activities. The parts where our bones meet are called joints. If a bone is broken, it can repair and heal itself. Our rib bones also protect our inside organs from being seriously damaged when we hit things.
6. These body parts may remind one of a maze of tunnels or tubes. Which of these parts processes food by getting all the water and nutrients out?

Answer: intestines

The human body has two sets of intestines, the large and the small.

The small intestine is longer than the large and absorbs things the body needs from food. Finger-like parts inside the small intestine move the food down, separating what our body can use and what it can't.

The large intestine is not as long, but is much wider than the small intestine. It absorbs the remaining water in waste and pushes the waste out of our body, resulting in poop (and the need for a bathroom).
7. This organ carries out over 200 different functions in the body and it would be impossible to live without. Which of these wedge shaped organs acts as a storehouse for the nutrients, bacteria, and vitamins our body needs?

Answer: liver

The liver is located behind and underneath our ribs. It is our body's version of a grocery store that our body goes to for the vitamins, bacteria, and chemicals it needs. The liver stores these items and breaks them down into a usable form for our other organs.

It breaks down toxins and poisons that can be harmful to the body and also helps clean our blood. It also creates bile which helps remove waste from our bodies.
8. This part in my head helps me think. Which part of the body controls the nervous system?

Answer: brain

The brain is like a computer for our body's operations and is located inside our head. It controls and sends directions to the rest of our body through many tiny parts called nerves. It also processes our memories, thoughts, and decisions. The average human brain is about three times the size of most animal brains.
9. You can keep these organs happy by drinking water. Which of these bean-shaped objects helps remove waste products from the body?

Answer: kidneys

Most humans have two, but it is possible to live with one kidney. They are located on each side of the body and each kidney is about the size of a mobile phone (4 to 6 inches). They keep the body clean by taking harmful toxins our body does not need and make urine (pee) out of fluid our body takes in.

They keep the amount of fluid in our body balanced so our body does not have too much at one time.
10. There is strength in numbers! Which part of the body may seem little by itself, but hundreds of them together help the body move?

Answer: muscles

Muscles are made of thousands of long thin nerves and fibers. They tighten and relax to help the body move. They help our bones move by working in pairs. One muscle will tighten while another relaxes, causing a movement. They also protect our bones from major injuries by creating an extra padding.
Source: Author exceller

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