Our Body · Test Course Everyday Science
Why are bones important to our body?
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Why are bones important to our body?
Answer: Bones give our body shape and support. They also help protect important organs such as the brain and heart.
Solution
Bones form the body's framework, provide support, and protect delicate organs.
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