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Chloeellawright

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In addition to being the organ of smell, the nose is responsible for performing all of the following functions EXCEPT ___________.
 
  a. being a passageway to move air
  b. warming and moistening inhaled air
  c. trapping dust and pollen
  d. containing dust, pollen, and air

Question 2

The ________ muscle pulls the corners of the mouth upward.
 
  a. zygomaticus
  b. orbicularis oculi
  c. orbicularis oris
  d. frontalis



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a



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