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Saul, a genetic engineer, takes a portion of DNA from a bacterial family and combines it with the DNA of a virus to observe the characteristic of the bacteria in the virus. Which of the following genetic engineering processes is seen in the given scenario
 
  a. gene splicing
  b. mechanization
  c. cybernation
  d. gene culturing

Question 2

________ is the problem resulting from the use of global positioning systems (GPS) by car rental companies to obtain a minute-by-minute record of where their vehicles are.
 
  a. Alienation
  b. Gentrification
  c. Loss of privacy
  d. Loss of control



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: a

Answer to Question 2

Answer: c



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