Sunscreen in the winter?

What is the primary reason given for using sunscreen in the winter?

• to keep the skin moisturized

• to protect against UV radiation

• to avoid frostbite

• to reduce dryness caused by cold weather

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During which hours does the National Cancer Institute recommend limiting direct sun exposure?

• 6 a.m. to 12 p.m.

• 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.

• 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

• 12 p.m. to 6 p.m.

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Why does the author recommend using sunscreen on cloudy days?

• Clouds can only reduce UV levels by about 50%.

• Clouds completely block UV rays.

• UV rays are stronger on cloudy days.

• It helps in keeping the skin warm.

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What is the link between UV levels and temperature as mentioned in the text?

• Higher temperatures always mean higher UV levels.

• UV levels are lower in winter but still harmful.

• UV levels are not affected by temperature.

• UV levels and temperature are directly connected.

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How does the author convey the importance of sunscreen during winter?

• by explaining the precautions to be taken by those who enjoy winter sports

• by emphasizing the increased UV levels at higher altitude places

• by describing the enjoyment of outdoor activities without wearing sunscreen

• by suggesting alternative indoor activities instead of outdoor winter sports.

Which of the following factors contribute to increased UV exposure during skiing? (Select all that apply)

• reflective nature of snow

• clear, dry mountain air

• prolonged exposure to sunlight

• higher altitudes

What precautions should one take while ice skating based on what the passage mentions for hikers and skiers?

• apply sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher

• wear UV-protection goggles or sunglasses

• avoid wearing hats

• only skate during midday hours

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If a person suffers from eye pain or redness, blurry vision and light sensitivity, what might they be suffering from?

• photokeratitis

• photosynthesis

• skin cancer

• sun tanning

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All sunburns are a kind of sun damage, but all sun damages are not sunburns. True or false?

• true

• false

How does the “Did You Know” section add to the claims by the author?

• It supports the author’s claim that the natives of Alaska invented winter sports.

• It supports the author’s claims that the winter season has longer daylight hours.

• It supports the claim that there is harmful UV in high-altitude places covered in snow.

• It supports the author’s claim that sunscreen can prevent skin aging and cancer.