Is thr ipad 2 screen easily scratched?

im kinda worried because i have a screen protector and i had my daughter play fruit ninja, and once shes done playing, i have a scratch on the screen protector but the scratch is kinda deep because i can feel it when my finger passes through it, do you think it may have gone through my screen protector?

Read this article & watch the video. http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-31747_7-20002141-243.html
 Cheers, Tom

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