Excuse you, there are 206 bones in the adult human body. Before adulthood, there are more.

The question about what cartilage connects is a bad one. All three options are correct. ---- The blood type question was also bad; AB or O are both correct depending how you interpret the question.

"Which blood type is *compatible*?" That is a VERY badly written question. Compatible HOW? As a DONOR, or as a RECIPIENT? AB can receive any type (A, B, AB, or O). O can donate to anyone. (Simplified to ignore Rh and other factors, of course.) But asking about 'compatibility' without specifying IN WHICH DIRECTION makes this question a coin flip!

Two of the answers were wrong.

At the end of the quiz, it ask me a question, How do I know all of these? Wish there was a way to answer that question. My answer would be that I am 65 and learned all these over the course of my life. Probably some of these in school.

Wel i was bored so i did this test for fun

All right, I remembered the proper name for the shoulderblade! Go me.

Which organ loses information as you get older? My freaking brain, obviously...... 24/27.....🙄

Easy Peasy. 26/27.

26/27

You would be surprised how many adults will fail this test. Looking at you, underfunded American school system

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The only hard one was the organ with fat. If you didn't get the rest, it's a failure of your school to teach, and failure to inspire curiosity.