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WO-BASTATOV/ or false -BUA Full rame indicate whether the statements below we TUE FALSE. Provide evidence for all your wen by the up to 12 werde from the Do NOT your own wurde 1. The intenderen in human body THU/RALSE There 2. One the main functions of the skin in todetund se body from outside TOTALSE There People wally want a citlyn and don't le tendinto the way it looks. TRUE/HLSE Tvor the inter of the sainisa whol of any people THUL/HALSK I Type here woman for how da se to try to make the TRUE FALSE There Swarong and relate the 1500 TRUE FALSE There 7. Motiewe w UE/ FALSE TURALS Toper con marted the show their handic THUE FALSE Iype MacBook Pro 33 $ 4 % 5 61 & 7 V 8A 9 0 BRYL 0 A t 2: true Center El Cam Tang Quest pWYJ-2AZATO / false conds IES.EE 30. Abans the entry TRUE FALSE Type here! 11. Have your whole body tattooed could take around 24 moh TRUE/MISE There 12. Drotter in because tattoos were on their bodies TRUE / FALSE Type here! 13. Scaring has become the most famous form of marine your body in indred countries. TRUE FALSE MacBook Pro # 3 % 5. ) 4 E 67 & 7 V ( 94 8A o SKIN THE BODY'S CANVAS If you could take off your skin and lay it flat it would cover an area of about 1.9 que meters Skin is, by far, the body largest organ Covering almost the entire body, skin protects us from a variety of external forces For example, it protects us trom extremes of temperature, damaging sunlight, harmful chemicals, and dangerous infections Skin is also packed with nerves, which keeps the brain in touch with the outside world. The health of our skin and its ability to perform protective functions are crucial to our well being. However the purance of our skin is equally--not more important to many people on this planet Take skin color, for example. Your genes determine your skin's coloc but for centuries humans have tried to lighten or darken their skin in an attempt to be more attractive. In the 1800s, white skin was desirable for many Europeans Skin this color meant that its owner was a member of the upper class and did not have to work in the sun. Among darker skinned people in some parts of the world products used to lightenskan are still popular today. During the 20th century, attitudes toward light skin shifted in the opposite direction in other cultures, as cities grew and work moved indoor Tanned skin began to indicate leisure time and health. In many places today, tanning on the beach or in a salon remains popular, even though people are more aware of the dangers of UV rays. Identity and Status Just as people have altered their skin's color to denote wealth and beauty, so too have cultures around the globe marked their skin to indicate 32 Unit 28 wants to have. The process of getting a full body tattoo is both slow and painful and can take two years or more to complete In some cultures scarring -a marking caused by cutting or burning the skin--is practiced. usually among people who have darker skin on which a tattoo would be difficult to see. For many men in West Africa, for instance, scarring is a rite of passage an act that symbolizes that amale has matured from a child into an adult In Australia, among some native peoples, cuts are made on the skin of both men and women when they reach age 16 or 17. Without these, they were traditionally not permitted to trade, sing ceremonial songs of participate in other activities Not all skin markings are permanent, though In countries such as Morocco and India, women decorate their skin with colorful henna designs for celebrations such as weddings and important religious holidays. The henna coloring, which comes from a plant, fades and disappears over time In recent years in many industrialized nations, tattooing henna body art, and, to a lesser degree, scarring have been gaining in popularity. What makes these practices appealing to those living in modern cities? According to photographer Chris Rainier, whose book Ancient Marks examines body markings around the globe, people are looking for a connection with the traditional world. There is a whole sector of modern society- people in search of identity, people in search of meaning..says Rainier. "Hence, there has been a huge explosion of tattooing and body marking Rainier reasons that it's mankind wanting identity, wanting a sense of place... and a sense of culture within their community." A model prepares for Fashion Week in New York City cultural identity or community status Tattooing for example, has been carried out for thousands of years. Leaders in places including ancient Egypt Britain, and Peru wore tattoos to mark their status of their bravery. Today, among the Maori people of New Zealand as well as in chures in Samaa Tahiti, and Borneo, full-facial tattoos are still used to identify the wearer as a member of a certain family. These tattoos can also symbolize the person's achievements in life. In Japan, tattooing has been practiced for thousands of years, but was outlawed in the 19th century. Although there are no laws against it today, tattoos are still strongly associated with criminals--particularly the yakoca, or the Japanese mafia, who are known for their full-body tattoos. The complex design of a wakuan member's tattoo usually includes symbols of character traits that the wearer 1 UV ways to ultraviolet rays from light cause your skin bedenker The mafia commonly refers to a criminal action that many legally Unit 28 33 WO-BASTATOV/ or false -BUA Full rame indicate whether the statements below we TUE FALSE. Provide evidence for all your wen by the up to 12 werde from the Do NOT your own wurde 1. The intenderen in human body THU/RALSE There 2. One the main functions of the skin in todetund se body from outside TOTALSE There People wally want a citlyn and don't le tendinto the way it looks. TRUE/HLSE Tvor the inter of the sainisa whol of any people THUL/HALSK I Type here woman for how da se to try to make the TRUE FALSE There Swarong and relate the 1500 TRUE FALSE There 7. Motiewe w UE/ FALSE TURALS Toper con marted the show their handic THUE FALSE Iype MacBook Pro 33 $ 4 % 5 61 & 7 V 8A 9 0 BRYL 0 A t 2: true Center El Cam Tang Quest pWYJ-2AZATO / false conds IES.EE 30. Abans the entry TRUE FALSE Type here! 11. Have your whole body tattooed could take around 24 moh TRUE/MISE There 12. Drotter in because tattoos were on their bodies TRUE / FALSE Type here! 13. Scaring has become the most famous form of marine your body in indred countries. TRUE FALSE MacBook Pro # 3 % 5. ) 4 E 67 & 7 V ( 94 8A o SKIN THE BODY'S CANVAS If you could take off your skin and lay it flat it would cover an area of about 1.9 que meters Skin is, by far, the body largest organ Covering almost the entire body, skin protects us from a variety of external forces For example, it protects us trom extremes of temperature, damaging sunlight, harmful chemicals, and dangerous infections Skin is also packed with nerves, which keeps the brain in touch with the outside world. The health of our skin and its ability to perform protective functions are crucial to our well being. However the purance of our skin is equally--not more important to many people on this planet Take skin color, for example. Your genes determine your skin's coloc but for centuries humans have tried to lighten or darken their skin in an attempt to be more attractive. In the 1800s, white skin was desirable for many Europeans Skin this color meant that its owner was a member of the upper class and did not have to work in the sun. Among darker skinned people in some parts of the world products used to lightenskan are still popular today. During the 20th century, attitudes toward light skin shifted in the opposite direction in other cultures, as cities grew and work moved indoor Tanned skin began to indicate leisure time and health. In many places today, tanning on the beach or in a salon remains popular, even though people are more aware of the dangers of UV rays. Identity and Status Just as people have altered their skin's color to denote wealth and beauty, so too have cultures around the globe marked their skin to indicate 32 Unit 28 wants to have. The process of getting a full body tattoo is both slow and painful and can take two years or more to complete In some cultures scarring -a marking caused by cutting or burning the skin--is practiced. usually among people who have darker skin on which a tattoo would be difficult to see. For many men in West Africa, for instance, scarring is a rite of passage an act that symbolizes that amale has matured from a child into an adult In Australia, among some native peoples, cuts are made on the skin of both men and women when they reach age 16 or 17. Without these, they were traditionally not permitted to trade, sing ceremonial songs of participate in other activities Not all skin markings are permanent, though In countries such as Morocco and India, women decorate their skin with colorful henna designs for celebrations such as weddings and important religious holidays. The henna coloring, which comes from a plant, fades and disappears over time In recent years in many industrialized nations, tattooing henna body art, and, to a lesser degree, scarring have been gaining in popularity. What makes these practices appealing to those living in modern cities? According to photographer Chris Rainier, whose book Ancient Marks examines body markings around the globe, people are looking for a connection with the traditional world. There is a whole sector of modern society- people in search of identity, people in search of meaning..says Rainier. "Hence, there has been a huge explosion of tattooing and body marking Rainier reasons that it's mankind wanting identity, wanting a sense of place... and a sense of culture within their community." A model prepares for Fashion Week in New York City cultural identity or community status Tattooing for example, has been carried out for thousands of years. Leaders in places including ancient Egypt Britain, and Peru wore tattoos to mark their status of their bravery. Today, among the Maori people of New Zealand as well as in chures in Samaa Tahiti, and Borneo, full-facial tattoos are still used to identify the wearer as a member of a certain family. These tattoos can also symbolize the person's achievements in life. In Japan, tattooing has been practiced for thousands of years, but was outlawed in the 19th century. Although there are no laws against it today, tattoos are still strongly associated with criminals--particularly the yakoca, or the Japanese mafia, who are known for their full-body tattoos. The complex design of a wakuan member's tattoo usually includes symbols of character traits that the wearer 1 UV ways to ultraviolet rays from light cause your skin bedenker The mafia commonly refers to a criminal action that many legally Unit 28 33