The human body
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The document outlines the typical stages of human development from infancy to old age, including infancy from 0-2 years, childhood from 3-11 years, adolescence from 12-18 years, adulthood from 19-65 years, and old age at 66 years and above. It also includes some related terms like health, face, acne, puberty, and discusses a question and answer where one weighs 67 kilograms and is 170 centimeters tall.
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- 2. Infancy (0-2 years old)
- 3. Childhood (3-11 years old)
- 4. Adolescence (12-18 years old)
- 5. Adulthood (19-65 years old)
- 6. Old age (above 66 years old)
- 7. Health, face, acne, pimple, weigh, tall, puberty, infancy, childhood, adolescence, emotion, adulthood, physically, mentally, responsibility, spectacles, muscles.
- 8. Q: How much do you weigh? A: I weigh 67 kilograms Q: How tall are you? A: I am 170 centimeters tall