SCIENCE 3.2

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sense organ for feeling or touching

skin

the largest sense organ covering your entire body

skin

Skin helps you recognize sensations such as pain, pressure, and temperature or the hotness or coldness of the body.

True

The skin protects the other parts of the body from deep injuries and the entry of harmful germs.

True

2 layers of skin

dermis, epidermis

the upper and outer layer of skin

epidermis

Epidermis is as thick as two sheets of notebook paper in most parts of the body.

True

Epidermis is thicker in most part of your palms and soles than in the other parts of your body.

True

a brown-black pigment produced by the epidermis

melanin

Melanin gives color to the skin.

True

It is the melanin that absorbs much of the harmful heat of the sun.

True

It is made up of fibrous and elastic layers under the epidermis

dermis

Dermis is the thickest layer of the skin

True

nerve endings that carry messages to your brain so that you can feel and identify anything that comes in contact with your skin

sensory receptors

It is a small coiled twisted tubes

sweat glands

the tiny openings in the sweat glands where the sweat comes out

pores

the tiny sac where the hair grows

hair follicle

The inner layer of the skin

dermis

The skin can identify the texture of an object.

True

The skin can feel pain and pressure.

True

People have different skin colors.

True

The skin can tell the color of an object.

False

Sweat comes out through the pores of the skin after exercise.

True

The sensory receptors in the skin send messages to the brain.

True

The blood gives color to the skin.

False

The skin can identify whether the object is hard or soft.

True

The skin in the palm has tiny hairs.

False

AP 2.1

AP 2.1

COMPUTER 2.1

COMPUTER 2.1

FILIPINO 2.1

FILIPINO 2.1

AP 2.2

AP 2.2

AP 2.3

AP 2.3

SCIENCE 2.1

SCIENCE 2.1

SCIENCE 2.2

SCIENCE 2.2

AP 2.4

AP 2.4

FILIPINO 2.2

FILIPINO 2.2

ENGLISH 2.2

ENGLISH 2.2

FILIPINO 2.3

FILIPINO 2.3

AP 2.5

AP 2.5

MAPEH 2.1

MAPEH 2.1

FILIPINO 2.4

FILIPINO 2.4

MTB

MTB

ENGLISH 2.3

ENGLISH 2.3

ENGLISH 2.4

ENGLISH 2.4

COMPUTER 2.2

COMPUTER 2.2

AP 2.1

AP 2.1

MTB 2.2

MTB 2.2

SCIENCE 3.1

SCIENCE 3.1

NANAY 1.1

NANAY 1.1

AP 2.2

AP 2.2

COMPUTER 2.1

COMPUTER 2.1

FILIPINO 3.1

FILIPINO 3.1

MAPEH 2.2

MAPEH 2.2

AP 2.3

AP 2.3

FILIPINO 3.2

FILIPINO 3.2

COMMONLY CONFUSED WORDS

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COMMONLY CONFUSED WORDS

MTB 2.1

MTB 2.1

COMPUTER 2.2

COMPUTER 2.2

MAPEH 2.1

MAPEH 2.1

AP 2.4

AP 2.4

ENGLISH 2.1

ENGLISH 2.1

FILIPINO 3.3

FILIPINO 3.3

CE 2.1

CE 2.1

SCIENCE 3.3

SCIENCE 3.3

TERMINOLOGIES

TERMINOLOGIES

TERMINOLOGIES .2

TERMINOLOGIES .2

AP 2.5

AP 2.5

EXAM

EXAM

EXAM

EXAM

TERM 1

TERM 1

TERM 2

TERM 2

TERM 3

TERM 3

問題一覧

sense organ for feeling or touching

skin

the largest sense organ covering your entire body

skin

Skin helps you recognize sensations such as pain, pressure, and temperature or the hotness or coldness of the body.

True

The skin protects the other parts of the body from deep injuries and the entry of harmful germs.

True

2 layers of skin

dermis, epidermis

the upper and outer layer of skin

epidermis

Epidermis is as thick as two sheets of notebook paper in most parts of the body.

True

Epidermis is thicker in most part of your palms and soles than in the other parts of your body.

True

a brown-black pigment produced by the epidermis

melanin

Melanin gives color to the skin.

True

It is the melanin that absorbs much of the harmful heat of the sun.

True

It is made up of fibrous and elastic layers under the epidermis

dermis

Dermis is the thickest layer of the skin

True

nerve endings that carry messages to your brain so that you can feel and identify anything that comes in contact with your skin

sensory receptors

It is a small coiled twisted tubes

sweat glands

the tiny openings in the sweat glands where the sweat comes out

pores

the tiny sac where the hair grows

hair follicle

The inner layer of the skin

dermis

The skin can identify the texture of an object.

True

The skin can feel pain and pressure.

True

People have different skin colors.

True

The skin can tell the color of an object.

False

Sweat comes out through the pores of the skin after exercise.

True

The sensory receptors in the skin send messages to the brain.

True

The blood gives color to the skin.

False

The skin can identify whether the object is hard or soft.

True

The skin in the palm has tiny hairs.

False