Answer the following questions :
- Why are adolescent girls pulled out of school?
- What happens to a girl when she loses mobility?
- Who are more vulnerable to adolescent health problems- boys or girls? Why?
- What major problems do boys face during adolescence?
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Explanation: a) Adolescent girls are pulled out of school either to be married or to be engaged in a work for income or at homE- This subjects them to immobility in social and economic lifE-
b) When a girl loses her mobility, various opportunities become limited and scarce to her. This includes economic and non-formal education opportunities along with formal education and companions.
c) Both adolescent boys and girls are at considerable risk when it comes to health problems. While adolescent boys are often deprived of proper social and health issues and thus, gets subjected to unhealthy addictions, adolescent girls are often forced to leave their schools and social institutions, causing them to get married early and face marital and birth-related risks.
d) During adolescence, boys often fail to attend school, or are unemployed, which causes them to be unaware of social and health issues, which might lead to problems like criminal activities or drug and alcohol addiction. These cause a great damage to their health and lifE-
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