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Did you do 'chew and pour' in school? This science quiz will tell

Andreas Kamasah

Not many people can remember most of what they learnt in school after they have obtained their certificates and moved on. Let's see how well you can remember some of the things you were thought back in school.

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An area of the human body that has high sensitivity, and when stimulated of may generate a sexual response, such as sexual arousal and orgasm is known as

G-spot
Danger zone
erogenous zone
Out of bounds
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Animals that have backbones or spinal columns are known as

Vertebrates
Amphibians
Lesbians
Versatile animals
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Animals that survive in both water and on land are known as

Vertebrates
Amphibians
photosynthesis
Symbiosis
Amphibians Next question

Fear of water is known as

Aquaphobia
Hydrophobia
Claustrophobia
Agoraphobia
Aquaphobia Next question

An extreme fear of water especially as a symptom of rabies is known as

Hydrophobia
Aquaphobia
Hyperphobia
Claustrophobia
Hydrophobia Next question

Fear of sex or intimacy is known as

erotophobia
Arachnophobia
Hydrophobia
Sexophobia
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A mutually beneficial relationship between different organisms living in close physical association is called

Synergy
Symbiosis
Camaraderie
Comradery
Symbiosis Next question

The process by which green plants and some other organisms use sunlight to synthesize nutrients from carbon dioxide and water is called

Oxygen
Photosynthesis
Fabrication
Reproduction
Photosynthesis Next question
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Andreas Kamasah Andreas Kamasah Andreas Kamasah, news reporter at Pulse.com.gh. Good at creating original content and writing comprehensive feature articles on humanitarian and social issues. Professional and impartial.

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