Answer 1. Which statement describes the chambermarked with a star?A. It is the right atrium, and itpumps blood to the lungs.B. It is the right ventricle, and itpumps blood to the lungs.O C. It is the right atrium, and itpumps blood to the body.O D. It is the right ventricle, and itpumps blood to the body.

Question - 1. Which statement describes the chamber marked with a star? A. It is the right atrium,…

1. Which statement describes the chamber marked with a star? O A. It is the right atrium, and it pumps blood to the lungs. O B. It is the right ventricle, and it pumps blood to the lungs. O C. It is the right atrium, and it pumps blood to the body. O D. It is the right ventricle, and it pumps blood to the body.

1. Which statement describes the chamber marked with a star? O A. It is the right atrium, and it pumps blood to the lungs. O B. It is the right ventricle, and it pumps blood to the lungs. O C. It is the right atrium, and it pumps blood to the body. O D. It is the right ventricle, and it pumps blood to the body.

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Chapter8: Have A Heart

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