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1.	How long can a baby be exposed to the sun before the rays will cause skin damage?
		7 minutes
		17 minutes
		27 minutes
2.	How much exposure to ultraviolet B rays is enough for skin damage?
		15 minutes
		30 minutes
		1 hour
3.	Are sun beds and tanning lamps safe?
		Of course; they are safe and healthy.
		They are as dangerous as UV rays emitted by the sun at midday.
		They are less dangerous than sunlight.
4.	Which is the most dangerous:
		One blistering exposure to the sun during your teens or twenties.
		Chronic almost daily exposure to the sun without burning red.
		Both
5.	If I already have a nice tan and freckles, my skin is used to the sun and won�t damage as easily.
		True
		False
6.	Which sunscreen offers total protection?
		Sunscreens with SPF higher than 15
		Sunscreens with a SPF higher than 30
		None
7.	Sunscreens work because the ingredients form a barrier on the skin's surface that absorbs ultraviolet radiation.
		True
		False
		True, but the effect only lasts a maximum of 2 hours
8.	Sunless tanning lotion offers sun protection as well.
		True
		False

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