[Answer] Where in the human body is the Occiput?

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[Answer] 21st September is observed as International Day of Peace. Which world body (Inter-government organisation) started this event?

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[Answer] 10. In which of the following games do you take objects out of a body?

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...1. Monopoly 2. E.R 3. Operation 4. Sorry In "Operation", you are the doctor and must perform mock-surgery on a patient. You must remove plastic objects from his body without touching the sides of the opening where the object comes out. Some of the objects: Adam's Apple, Water on the Knee, Funny Bone, and my personal favourite, Bread Basket.

[Answer] 5. My egg weighs about 15 percent of my body weight. I am the only bird to have nostrils at the end of my beak. I cannot fly and I nest in a burrow. What kind of bird am I?

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...1. kiwi 2. weka 3. kaka 4. crane The kiwi is the national bird of New Zealand. Stoats and cats kill 95 per cent of kiwi chicks. Adult birds are often killed by dogs and ferrets. Maori used kiwi feathers to make highly prized cloaks.

[Answer] What is the world's largest inland body of water?

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...1. Lake Baikal 2. Lake Superior 3. Black Sea 4. Caspian Sea

[Answer] What is the world's largest inland body of water?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What is the world's largest inland body of water?"

...1. Lake Baikal 2. Lake Superior 3. Black Sea 4. Caspian Sea

[Answer] This vitamin plays an important role in the body because it stops bleeding and helps form clots. It is also referred to as the clotting vitamin. Which one is it?

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[Answer] 8. When riding a motorcycle, your body position plays a large role in controlling the motorcycle. In order to achieve maximum control, which of the following should you NOT do?

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...1. Dangle your feet off the footpegs 2. Keep your body facing forward 3. Maintain good posture 4. Hold the handlegrips firmly Dangling your feet off the footpegs is not a good idea if you want to have control over your motorcycle. By dangling your feet, you increase the risk of losing control, as your feet can get caught on something and affect your control of the motorcycle. The correct thing to do would be to keep your feet firmly on the footpegs to maintain your balance and control. It is important to maintain good posture while riding- it is not a good idea to slouch or even lie back on your motorcycle, as that can have a huge effect on your balance and your control. It is extremely important to keep your body facing forward while riding a motorcycle. If you turn your whole body, you will throw off your balance, and could even lose control of your motorcycle. If you must turn to look at something, just turn your head, and not the rest of your body. And, holding onto the handlegrips firmly is a good idea, especially when riding over rough surfaces. Information from the Oregon Motorcycle and Moped Manual (2004-2005).

[Answer] 4. Excluding the goalkeeper, what part of the body cannot touch the ball?

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...1. Top of the foot 2. Head 3. Arm 4. Chest No part of the hand or arm can touch the ball. The chest can be used to stop the ball and get better control of it prior to kicking. The head can be used to pass the ball on. And the top of the foot is actually the best part of the foot to use for controlled kicks. Many recreational players use their toes and that can cause some crazy kicks.

[Answer] What percentage of the adult human body is water?

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...1. 25% 2. 45% 3. 60% 4. 80%

[Answer] What's the strongest bone in the body?

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...The femur is a powerhouse in the human skeleton! It's the strongest, longest and also the heaviest bone in the human body. Located in our superior leg and connected to the pelvis, this bone can support many of our daily activities such as jumping, running, walking and standing. As the longest human bone, the femur contains both yellow marrow - which produces fat, cartilage and bone - and red marrow, responsible for the production of red blood cells.

[Answer] Which body of water did Moses part in Exodus?

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...The Jewish people needed to make a quick exit. Following some pretty intense plagues, the enslaved Israelites had one chance to escape Egypt. God told Moses to lead his people to the Red Sea, and as Pharoh and his soldiers chased them, Moses wasn't afraid. Instead he lifted a hand and God divided the waters, allowing the people to pass through on dry land. Once the people were safely on the other side, God let the waters fall back and devour Pharoh and his men. One man's shortcut is another man's downfall.

[Answer] Where on the human body is the philtrum found?

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...To find your philtrum, you'll need to look at your upper lip. The indent just above the upper lip, to be exact. This feature is a vestigial reminder of how our faces came together in the womb. As we develop, the two sides of our face grow at different rates, finally coming together in the center to form the philtrum. When the two sides do not come together correctly, the result is a cleft palate. It is seen in about one out of every 750 births. Called the "Cupid's bow" by the ancient Romans, the feature serves no specific purpose. Source: Reference.com

[Answer] 5. This condition causes a body to go "stiff" after death.

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...1. Rigoritis 2. Rigor mortis 3. Cramping 4. Decomposition Rigor mortis is caused by a chemical reaction that occurs in the muscles once someone dies. It can begin as soon as 3 hours after death and last for up to 72 hours causing the person to seem stiff and fixed in the position that they died in. This temporary condition can be relieved through manual manipulation of the body similar to that of a massage.

[Answer] 5. An Irish Setter, has Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA), which affects which part of the body?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "5. An Irish Setter, has Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA), which affects which part of the body? "

...1. tail 2. eyes 3. fur 4. paws PRA causes degeneration of the retinas and can lead to blindness. It is a hereditary disease commonly found in Irish Setters.

[Answer] 5. The third tip can help you maintain a healthy body weight. What is this tip?

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...1. Conserve your energy; move only when necessary. 2. Drink eight liters of sweetened or diet soda every day. 3. Make exercise a routine part of your day. 4. Compact your meals into one large meal per day. Yes, Tip #3 is "Make exercise a routine part of your day." Most public health organizations recommend between 30 and 60 minutes of physical activity each day. The IOM recommends 60 minutes, but that includes counting normal physical activities such as cleaning your home. Some of Dr. Fineberg's suggestions: "If you take public transportation to work, get out a stop or two ahead, and walk. Use your bike. Get out of the elevator a floor or two below yours and walk up.... Walk if you have to go one or two flights up or down." He adds that using an inexpensive pedometer could help you set and monitor goals for walking, and may give a boost to your motivation. Remember that the second tip and this third tip "together help you achieve and maintain a healthful body weight." Now there's a definite motivation.

[Answer] Pollex is the medical term for which of these parts of the human body?

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...The medical for your thumb is the pollex (compared to hallux for your big toe). The thumb is the first, most lateral digit on the radial side of the hand, classified by most anatomists as one of the fingers because its metacarpal bone ossifies in the same manner as those of the phalanges. Other anatomists classify the thumb separately, noting that it has a much different articulation with the metacarpal bone and is composed of one metacarpal bone and only two phalanges.

[Ans] Pollex is the medical term for which of these parts of the human body?

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The medical for your thumb is the pollex (compared to hallux for your big toe). The thumb is the first, most lateral digit on the radial side of the hand, classified by most anatomists as one of the fingers because its metacarpal bone ossifies in the same manner as those of the phalanges. Other anatomists classify the thumb separately, noting that it has a much different articulation with the metacarpal bone and is composed of one metacarpal bone and only two phalanges.

[Answer] On the human body, what is the hallux?

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...The hallux is the big toe on the human foot. It's the toe that is much larger and thicker than the other four toes on the human foot. The hallux plays a major role in dynamic and static activities involving the feet. Without a big toe, balance may be off. The human walking gait is best described as an inverted pendulum. Walking is low impact, meaning a heel strike begins the onset of each step. The hallux is instrumental in keeping the foot straight and guiding body weight forward. Source: BreakingMuscle.com

[Answer] 4. A is for what part of the neurone that carries impulses away from the cell body?

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...1. Axon 2. Aneurysm 3. Aqueduct 4. Arachnoid Axons are usually coated in a white fatty substance called the myelin sheath which helps to speed the passage of impulses. They are sometimes called axones. An aqueduct is a canal or passage. There are two in the brain: the Sylvian aqueduct and the Cerebral aqueduct. The arachnoid is the delicate middle layer of the meninges. Its fine web-like appearance gives rise to its name. An aneurysm is a sac formed by a dilation in a vessel wall, usually an artery.