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  1. Which of these would help maintain homeostasis during exercise?

Adeveloping goose bumps on the skin

Bdecreasing the heart rate

Cincreasing the amount of water excreted from the kidneys

Dspeeding up the rate of breathing

  1. What would happen if a person’s body temperature dropped too low or got too high?

AThe rate of sweating would increase.

BThe body organs would stop functioning properly.

CThe person would start shivering.

DExtra blood would move to the skin.

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1. Which of these would help maintain homeostasis during exercise?  

D. speeding up the rate of breathing


2. What would happen if a person’s body temperature dropped too low or got too high?

B. The body organs would stop functioning properly.  


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Speeding up the rate of breathing help to maintain homeostasis during exercise. If a person’s body temperature dropped too low or got too high then body organs would stop functioning properly.

  • Homeostasis is a state of internal equilibrium in which the body functions properly.

  • Exercise increases the rate of breathing because body cells need more oxygen to carry out cellular respiration.

  • A normal body temperature ranges from 36.2°C to 37.4 °C.

  • At temperatures below 35° C and up to 38° C, the body's organs cannot function correctly, thereby it can lead to organ failure and death.

In conclusion, speeding up the rate of breathing help to maintain homeostasis during exercise (Option D). If a person’s body temperature dropped too low or got too high then body organs would stop functioning properly (Option B).

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