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hubes95

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Which one is TRUE concerning the penis?
 
  A) The glans, or penis head, has many nerve endings.
  B) The portion of the penis that is inside the pelvis is called the epididymus.
  C) Exercises can strengthen the muscles in the shaft of the penis.
  D) Six cylinders run the entire length of the penis.

Question 2

The shaft of the penis is primarily composed of _________
 
  A) muscle, tendon, and bone.
  B) adipose tissue, myelin sheaths, and glia cells.
  C) nerves, blood vessels, and spongy tissues.
  D) cartilage.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C





 

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