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20 June, 12:12

What is the bodys response to the stimulus of getting overheated?

A. Sweating and thirst.

B. Shivering and hunger.

C. Sweating and shivering.

D. Shivering and thirst.

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  1. 20 June, 15:02
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    Sweating and thirst, I think!

    Explanation:

    When you are too hot, your body will sweat to cool you down. There will be less water in your body because the heat will dry it and you will be sweating, so you'll be thirsty.
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