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Body's Canvas READING TEST- FREYA
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What is the largest organ of the human body?
Lungs
Brain
Skin
Heart
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What does skin protect us from?
Only the sun
Only chemicals
Only infections
Temperature, chemicals, and infections
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Why was white skin considered desirable in Europe in the 1800s?
It showed that the person didn’t work outside
It was easier to tan
It was a sign of good health
It was associated with criminals
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What does tanned skin symbolize today?
Being sick
Working outdoors
Leisure and health
Being a criminal
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Why do people get tattoos in many cultures?
To look younger
To protect themselves from the sun
To cover up scars
To show their identity or status
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In Japan, what are tattoos associated with?
Health and beauty
The rich and famous
Sports and fitness
The yakuza (a criminal group)
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What is scarring used for in some African and Australian cultures?
To protect the skin from sun damage
To make tattoos more visible
To make the skin look beautiful
To show someone has grown up
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How do henna designs differ from tattoos?
Henna is temporary and fades, while tattoos are permanent
Both henna and tattoos last forever
Henna is used for medical reasons, not decoration
Henna is permanent, but tattoos fade
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Why are tattoos and body art becoming more popular today?
People want to show off their wealth
People want to hide their skin
People want to protect their skin from the sun
People are looking for a way to connect with traditions and culture
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What do tattoos and body markings often represent?
The need to be rebellious
Identity, status, and achievements
The need to cover up scars
A desire to look like someone else
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