Question

1. identify the two responses of the body when it detects that temperature is too high? 1

Explanation:

When the body detects high temperature, it has homeostatic responses. One is sweating: sweat glands secrete sweat, which evaporates to cool the body. The other is vasodilation: blood vessels near the skin surface widen, allowing more blood to flow near the skin, transferring heat to the environment.

Answer:

1. Sweating (sweat evaporation cools the body).
2. Vasodilation (blood vessels near skin widen to release heat).