Humans have many different body parts, each with its own important function. Some of the most important body parts include the heart, lungs, brain, stomach, and skin. These body parts work together to keep us alive and healthy.
Here you are given Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) on the Human Body Partsthe topic of General Knowledge. First of all, you have to read all the GK questions related to Human Body Parts and click on one correct answer for each question. If your answer is correct, you will be displayed with a ✅ sign, but if your answer is wrong, a ❌ sign will be displayed, so that you can identify the correct answer you have given.
 ◉ of infectious system
✅ Correct
 ◉ Digestive system
❌ Incorrect
 ◉ Cardiac
❌ Incorrect
 ◉ None of them
❌ Incorrect
 ◉ fat is dispersed in water
✅ Correct
 ◉ Fat and water projurests each other
❌ Incorrect
 ◉ Water is projected in fat
❌ Incorrect
 ◉ Fat dissolves
❌ Incorrect
 ◉ Self -centers
❌ Incorrect
 ◉ Physiological nervous system
❌ Incorrect
 ◉ Paranukampi nervous system
❌ Incorrect
 ◉ medulla oblongata
✅ Correct
 ◉ producer consumer and decomposer in a particular area
✅ Correct
 ◉ strong bill
❌ Incorrect
 ◉ tribes
❌ Incorrect
 ◉ none of these
❌ Incorrect
 ◉ on producers and consumers
✅ Correct
 ◉ none of these
❌ Incorrect
 ◉ government and citizens
❌ Incorrect
 ◉ on consumers and government
❌ Incorrect
 ◉ decomposer
✅ Correct
 ◉ Constituent
❌ Incorrect
 ◉ all component
❌ Incorrect
 ◉ none of these
❌ Incorrect
 ◉ About 08 billion
❌ Incorrect
 ◉ About 10 billion
✅ Correct
 ◉ About 07 billion
❌ Incorrect
 ◉ About 09 billion
❌ Incorrect
 ◉ River coastal ecosystem
❌ Incorrect
 ◉ Mortal ecosystem
❌ Incorrect
 ◉ Mulberry ecosystem
✅ Correct
 ◉ Huge marine ecosystem
❌ Incorrect
 ◉ Application soft material
❌ Incorrect
 ◉ Utility soft material
❌ Incorrect
 ◉ System soft material
✅ Correct
 ◉ Calling soft material
❌ Incorrect
 ◉ Glactose
❌ Incorrect
 ◉ Glucose
❌ Incorrect
 ◉ Isomaltose
❌ Incorrect
 ◉ maltose
✅ Correct
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