Puberty - JSS1 Home Economics Past Questions and Answers - page 2
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Puberty is controlled by hormones released by the pituitary gland.
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True
B
False
12
What is menarche?
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the growth of facial hair in males
B
the first menstrual period in females
C
the deepening of voice in males
D
the development of breast in females
13
Emotional changes are common during puberty due to hormonal fluctuations.
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True
B
False
14
What is the role of estrogen in puberty?
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it promotes the growth of facial hair in males
B
it stimulates breast development and regulates the menstrual cycle in females
C
it deepens the voice in males
D
it has no role in puberty
15
Puberty is a gradual process that occurs over a short period of time
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True
B
False
16
What is the purpose of puberty in males and females?
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to increase physical strength
B
to promote emotional stability
C
to prepare the body for reproduction
D
to decrease social interaction
17
Puberty affects only physical aspects of development and not cognitive or emotional aspects.
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True
B
False
18
What is the importance of discussing puberty with parents or trusted adults?
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to avoid puberty altogether
B
to receive support and guidance during this transitional period
C
to ignore changes happening in the body
D
to feel embarrassed and ashamed.
19
Puberty typically begins earlier in females than in males
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True
B
False
20
What is the importance of maintaining good hygiene during puberty?
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to prevent physical changes from occurring
B
to reduce the risk of body odor and acne
C
to increase social isolation
D
to avoid discussing puberty with others
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