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Science Starter – Daily Challenge Science Trivia #7

Science Trivia 1. Every day, 50 gallons of blood are cleaned in your: kidneys, lungs, or liver? 2. If you have a condition called “bromidrosis”, do you have smelly breath, armpits, or feet? 3. About how many sweat glands do you have in your skin: 100,000, 1 million, or 2 million? 4. TRUE or FALSE? No matter how flexible you are, you can’t kiss the tip of your elbow. 5. How many muscles do you use to take a single step forward: 50, 100, 200, or 450?

The answers are… 1. Every day, 50 gallons of blood are cleaned in your: kidneys, lungs, or liver? 2. If you have a condition called “bromidrosis”, do you have smelly breath, armpits, or feet? 3. About how many sweat glands do you have in your skin: 100,000, 1 million, or 2 million? 4. TRUE or FALSE? No matter how flexible you are, you can’t kiss the tip of your elbow. 5. How many muscles do you use to take a single step forward: 50, 100, 200, or 450?