Anatomy in Rhyme

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  

1. For example: This part of my anatomy, Dwells deep in the stormy sea. The answer is Sole. The sole is a type of fish and the underside of the foot is also called sole. Answer: (One Word)

2. It doesn't belong to you or me, But is a symbol of royalty. Answer: (One Word)

3. In it was stored, in the days of old, Treasures of diamonds, silver and gold. Answer: (One Word)

4. The teacher watches them read and write, As they sit side by side. Answer: (One Word plural)

5. Though in many parts of the world they are found, Mainly in the Dutch lands they abound. Answer: (Two Words homophone)

6. You can see its beauty in a single glance, This lily-like flower is found on the shield of France. Answer: (One Word)

7. See them waving their fronds in the breeze, Found along the coasts of tropical seas. Answer: (One Word plural)

8. In the hallowed precincts of the shrine, We come to worship the divine. Answer: (One Word singular)

9. Without it, cannot stand, Table, chair, stool or man. Answer: (One Word)

10. He leaps and runs through forest glades, While after him the hunters chase. Answer: (One Word homophone)