Body temperature is often recorded when you are ill. The doctor uses a clinical thermometer to measure the body temperature. A bar graph depicting the temperature of five individuals A, B, C, D and E is given. Observe the graph carefully.

Now, answer the following questions.

(a) Which individual has the lowest temperature?

(b) Which individual has the highest temperature?

(c) Name the individuals that have normal body temperature.

(d) Name the individuals that have a fever.

(a) E has the lowest temperature i.e., 35°C.

(b) C has the highest temperature i.e., 39°C.

(c) As, the normal temperature of a healthy human body is 37°C so here only D has this normal temperature.

(d) C has a fever.
Reason — The normal temperature of a healthy human body is 37°C. C has a temperature of 39°C which indicates a fever.