Anatomy
What organ does food go through right after it's consumed?
The esophagus.
We all have bacteria located in our:
Bodies.
This element is a non-metal, and its symbol is C.
Carbon.
This organ is part of the respiratory system, helping us breath:
The lungs.
How many cell(s) make up bacteria?
1.
What is the highest number of electrons that can be placed on the first ring of a Bohr model?
2 electrons.
What organ do these letters spell out when placed in order?
"cepsanar"
Pancreas.
What place (other than a bathroom) has the most bacteria in a school?
A water fountain.
When two (or more) atoms are able to bond together, what is this known as?
A compound.
What is the smallest organ in the body?
The pineal gland.
This disease is found in animals, can be caused by eating raw meat products, and can be spread to humans; it starts with an S.
Salmonella.
Gas bubbles, a change in temperature, and a precipitate, are all examples of what?
A chemical change.
The kidneys are responsible for:
Taking away waste, acid, and extra fluids from the body, and also produce urine.
Shape.
How many known elements are on the periodic table?
118.