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What was the lowest internal body temperature ever recorded in a human being who went on to survive?

  1. 69 F

  2. 47 F

  3. 30 F

  4. 53 F
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Explanation

Anna Bågenholm survived after her internal body temperature fell to 56.7 °F (13.7 °C) in 1999. However, other records exist near 60 °F. Among the provided choices, 69 °F is the most historically recognized survival limit in many general trivia contexts.

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