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1.
Name the virus that causes AIDS. What are the mediums through which this virus is transmitted?
2.
Rinku is 13 years old. She is getting pimples on her face these days about which she is worried. Can you explain why she is getting pimples during this age?
3.
What must an adolescent do for personal hygiene?
4.
What is target site?
5.
What happens due to increased activity of sweat and sebaceous glands?
6.
Are there hormones in other animals also? Have they any role to play in reproduction?
7.
What makes the fertilized egg develop either into a boy or a girl?
8.
What is the function of adrenaline hormones?
9.
Name some endocrine glands other than pituitary gland.
10.
Which of the following combination of sex chromosomes produces a male child (boy)? XX or XY.
11.
What is the common name of the bulge (or projection) at the front of throat in grown up boys?
12.
Name the hormone which brings about metamorphosis in silk moth.
13.
A sex chromosome is responsible for determining the sex of the baby. Give its name.
14.
In a village, a girl of 12 years was married to a boy of 24 years. Is this marriage legal?
15.
Name the female hormone produced by ovaries that helps in development of mammary glands.
1.
AIDS is caused by a virus named HIV. It can be transmitted from an infected person to a healthy person by following ways:
(i) Byinfected syringes
(ii) Byinfected mother to an infant.
(iii) By sexual contact with infected person.
2.
During puberty, there is increase in the activity of sweat and sebaceous glands. This leads to increased sweating often resulting in body odour. The excess oil and sweat get collected in the tiny po~es of the skin, blocking them so that the bacteria can grow in it. This causes the formation of pimples and acne on the face of boys and girls at this time.
3.
For personal hygiene an adolescent should have a bath at least once every day, because increased activity of sweat glands makes body smelly. If cleanliness is not maintained there can be bacterial infection. Girl should take special care of cleanliness during the time of menstrual flow.
4.
Endocrine glands release hormones into the blood stream to reach a particular body part called target site.
5.
During puberty, the secretion of sweat glands and sebaceous glands (Oil glands) increases. Many young people get acne and pimples on the face due to the increased activity of these glands in the skin.
6.
Yes, animals also have hormones. In animals like frogs, thyroxine hormone has also role to play in reproduction as it controls metamorphosis i.e., conversion of larva into adult.
7.
Sex of a baby is determined by the chromosomes which it receives from the male. Males have two types of gametes one with X-chromosome and other with Y-chromosome. If a sperm (gamete) with X-chromosome fertilizes the egg, the zygote would develop into female and if a sperm with Y-chromosome fertilizes the egg, the zygote would develop into male.
8.
Adrenaline hormone maintains the correct balance of salts in the blood.
9.
Some endocrine glands are thyroid pancreas and adrenals
10.
XY
11.
Adam's apple.
12.
Insect hormones bring about metamorphosis in silk moth.
13.
Y is the sex chromosome that determines the sex of baby.
14.
No, this marriage is not legal as the marriageable age according to Indian law is 18 years for girls.
15.
Oestrogen is the female hormone produced by ovaries that help in development of breasts/mammary glands.
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