Source: Extra Practice

The increase in the activity of sweat and sebaceous glands during adolescence often leads to:

Options

Option A

Drier skin

Option B

Less body odor

Option C is correct

Acne and pimples

Option D

Faster hair growth on the head

Explanation

During adolescence, the increased secretion of sweat and sebaceous (oil) glands can make the skin oily, leading to the development of acne and pimples. Drier skin and less body odor are incorrect as increased sweat activity generally contributes to more body odor. While hair growth changes occur, it is not directly linked to the activity of these specific glands causing acne.