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Tears drain into the (Multiple Choice)

Tears drain into the
a. nasal cavity.
b. anterior chamber of the eye.
c. corneal space.
d. conjunctiva.
e. optic nerve.

Question 2

The human vocal cords are located in the
a. glottis.
b. pharynx.
c. trachea.
d. larynx.
e. bronchus.

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