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Human Body Facts

1. Glycogen is the way the body stores glucose - better known by what common name? (Answer: Sugar)

2. How many square feet is the average adult human’s skin? (Answer: 19 feet)

3. What is the largest artery in the body? (Answer: The aorta)

4. What body system is the liver a part of? (Answer: Digestive System)

5. What does cartilage link? (Answer: Joints and bones)

6. What type of blood cells fight infections and diseases? (Answer: White blood cells)

7. What internal organ stores bile? (Answer: The gallbladder)

8. How many times does a heart beat over the course of an average human lifespan? (Answer: Over three billion times)

9. After what age do babies start shedding tears? (Answer: One month)

10. About how many inches a year does hair grow? (Answer: Six inches)

11. Where on your body is your skin the thinnest? (Answer: Eyelid)

12. Is it possible to breathe and swallow at the same time? (Answer: No)

13. What causes your fingers to move? (Answer: Tendons in your forearm)

14. What is the most common blood type? (Answer: O+)

15. What country has the highest life expectancy in the world? (Answer: Japan)

16. What is the name of the pigment responsible for giving skin and hair color? (Answer: Melanin)

17. What blood type is the universal plasma donor? (Answer: AB)

18. What fruit has the highest concentration of Vitamin C per serving? (Answer: Guava)

19. How many chambers does the heart have? (Answer: Four)

20. What part of the brain is responsible for regulating basic bodily functions like heartbeat and breathing? (Answer: Medulla Oblongata