Human Body quiz questions with answers
Thirty questions about the human body: organs and bones, blood and breathing, and a few numbers worth remembering. This is general knowledge for quiz time, not medical advice.
Easy round
Ten easy questions to warm up. Most players should get seven or more.
- Which organ pumps blood around the body?
- Which organs do we use to breathe?
- How many senses are usually counted in the human body?
Medium round
Ten questions that need a little thought. A good round to split the teams.
- How many bones does an adult human have?
- Which is the largest organ of the human body?
- Which is the hardest substance in the human body?
Tricky round
Ten harder questions. Give double points here if you like a dramatic finish.
- About how many bones does a newborn baby have?
- Which is the largest organ inside the body?
- How many pairs of ribs does a human have?
How to play
Open a round and tap the option you think is right. The answer and a short note appear at once, and your score is counted at the bottom. To play with a group, send the round on WhatsApp and paste the answer key when the time is up.
Who this topic suits
The Human Body rounds suit students from about class 4 upward, and families. They cover bones, muscles, the heart and blood, the senses and how the body works day to day, at the level of a school science book. Children enjoy this topic because the answers are, quite literally, about themselves.
Hosting tips
These rounds are general knowledge, not health advice, and the notes under the answers are short on purpose. Let players point to the part of the body a question is about; it helps the younger ones and makes everybody laugh. Numbers in biology are often typical values that differ a little from person to person and from book to book, so go by the note where a figure is questioned. Teachers can use a round as a revision game after a chapter.