Teacher asked some students to identify the secondary sexual characters that are common to both male and female.
(i) Body becomes muscular.
(ii) Thick hair growth in the pubic regions.
(iii) Breasts size begin to increase.
(iv) Skin becomes frequently oily.
(v) Occurrence of acne.
(vi) High pitched voice.
(vii) Thin hair appears on legs and arms.
Here are the answers given by the students:
Aarti — (i), (iii), (iv), (vii)
Puja — (ii), (iv), (v) (vi)
Atul — (i), (ii), (iii), (vii)
Abhishek — (ii), (iv), (v), (vii)
Amongst them, who has identified atleast three sexual characters correctly?

Aarti and Puja

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Atul and Abhishek

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Puja and Atul

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Puja and Abhishek

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Solution

The correct option is D Puja and Abhishek
During the period of adolescence, certain secondary sexual characters occur in both males and females during this time, for example, thick hair growth in the pubic region and armpits, appearance of thin hair on legs, arms and on face. Also, the skin becomes oily and acne appears on the skin.

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