Standard Science Primary 5 Systems

Why is cell division important for a growing child?

A To produce new cells for growth and repair.
B To ensure the child stays the same size.
C To decrease the number of cells in the body.
D To prevent the child from getting sick.
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Step 1: Growth involves getting larger and replacing damaged tissues. Step [2-9]: One cell divides into two, increasing the total count. Step [2-9]: This process is essential for biological development and maintenance.

Correct answer: To produce new cells for growth and repair.

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