Quiz: How to Check Your Own Skin: The ABCDE Rule

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1. Q1.According to this article, what does the "E" in the ABCDE rule stand for?

   AEdges that are smoothBElevation above the skinCEvolving — a spot that is changing in size, shape, color, or feel, or is newDExtra moles nearby

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2. Q2.According to this article, what is the main point of a skin self-exam?

   ATo diagnose skin cancer yourself at homeBTo get to know your skin so you can notice when something looks different and tell your doctorCTo remove suspicious moles before they growDTo replace professional skin exams entirely

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3. Q3.According to this article, which areas should you make sure to check with a handheld mirror or a helper?

   AOnly your face and arms, since cancer appears there firstBJust the areas that get regular sun exposureCOnly areas where you already have molesDHidden spots like your upper back, the back of your neck, and your scalp

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4. Q4.According to this article, how often do many people check their own skin?

   AAbout once a month, on a regular day like the first of the monthBEvery single day, morning and nightCOnce every five yearsDOnly after a sunburn

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5. Q5.According to this article, what is the "ugly duckling" idea when looking at moles?

   AMoles that appear in childhood are the most dangerousBA mole that stands out from your other spots is worth checkingCSmall moles are always safe to ignoreDOnly perfectly round moles need a doctor's attention

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