The human body contains many glands, including the adrenal gland, the thymus, and thyroid. The table below shows the functions of two of these glands. Function
1. Stimulates metabolism to provide energy
2. Controls the response to fear and excitement
Which of the following matches correctly the names of the glands with their functions?

a. Adrenal--Function 1; Thyroid--Function 2
b. Thyroid--Function 1; Adrenal--Function 2
c. Thymus--Function 1; Thyroid--Function 2
d. Thyroid-- Function 1; Thymus--Function 2

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