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• Which joint did you choose as our most important joint?

Jaw. So we can eat and drink. Without these we can survive at all.

• Why did you choose that joint?

Like I said so we can eat drink and survive

• What things would be difficult to do without that joint?

Eat drink and survive.

• What movement can be done without the use of joints? (Example: blinking your eyes)

Everything. Unless your moving your jaw you can do it!

• What three basic things does our body need to survive?

Food water sleep energy

• If we exert ourselves, what are three or more signs that our bodies are in distress?

Some people start to pant, others get really red faces, and a really common one is sweat.

• What can we do to make these signs go away?

Drink water, eat food, and sleep or rest for a bit.

Today we did a pre-test on the human body organs and where they are here is our video!

• What was the hardest part of this activity?

Probably explaining what the organs did. Mostly because we didn't know what a couple did. Not like we cheated... Anyways we knew the basic, like stomach and br

• Which organs do you think you put in the right places?

I think we put almost everything in the right place. I have doubts on the gallbladder, the pancreas, and the spleen. Maybe the pharynx but I'm confident because I know that the larynx is in your throat and allows you to talk.

• Which organs do you think are probably in the wrong place?

Like I said the gallbladder, the pancreas, and the spleen. Mainly because we couln't find out what they did from earlier knowledge, and we just didn't know where they even went. If we got some wrong it isn't the end of the world, but turns out my doubts were right we flip-flopped a couple of sides, other than that we we A+.