Reaching the Age of Adolescence Worksheet-1
The figure below shows a human growth curve. Answer the questions from 1 to 5 based on it.
(a) P-Infancy, Q-Childhood, R-old age
(b) P-Infancy, Q-Childhood, R-Adolescence
(c) P-Adulthood, T-Adolescence, R-Old age
(d) P-Childhood, Q-Infancy, R. Adolescence
(a) 0 to 3 years (b) 3 to 13 years
(c) 11 to 18 years (d) 18 to 45 years
(a) Infancy and adolescence
(b) Adulthood and old age
(c) Infancy and childhood
(d) Adolescence and old age
(a) Infancy (b) Childhood
(c) Adolescence (d) Old age
(a) at the end of adulthood
(b) before puberty
(c) at the beginning of old age
(d) at the beginning of adulthood
(a) MALE: 14 years onwards
FEMALE: 12 – 14 years
(b) MALE: 0 – 3 years
FEMALE: 0 – 12 years
(c) MALE: 10 - 14 years
FEMALE: 14 years onwards
(d) MALE: 4 – 12 years
FEMALE: 14 years onwards
(a) To stimulate ovum
(b) To fertilize the egg
(c) To form foetus
(d) To help in puberty changes in male
(a) ovulation (b) menstruation
(c) fertilisation (d) cultivation
(a) Boys will reach puberty at an earlier age than girls
(b) At about the age of 12, girls will grow more rapidly than boys
(c) At the end of rapid growth, girls are normally heavier than boys
(d) Between the age of 4 to 12, girls will grow faster than boys.
(a) Girls reach puberty earlier than boys
(b) Boys reach puberty earlier than girls
(c) Girls normally take in more proteins at the age of 12
(d) Boys normally consume less food
Answer Key:
(1)-(b); (2)-(a); (3)-(b); (4)-(c); (5)-(a); (6)-(d); (7)-(d); (8)-(a); (9)-(b); (10)-(b)