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Exploring the Integumentary System: The Skin's Purpose

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What percentage of your physical weight is made up of your skin?

12%

20%

16% (correct)

10%

If laid out flat, how much ground would your skin cover?

1.7 square meters (correct)

1.5 square meters

2.0 square meters

2.5 square meters

What is the primary function of the skin?

To protect internal organs (correct)

To facilitate movement

To regulate body temperature

To produce vitamin D

What is the name of the system that the skin is a part of?

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Exploring the Integumentary System: The Skin's Purpose

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Questions and Answers

What percentage of your physical weight is made up of your skin?

If laid out flat, how much ground would your skin cover?

What is the primary function of the skin?

What is the name of the system that the skin is a part of?

What is the name of the platform that features animations based on educational ideas?

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