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leilurhhh

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Genetically modified BT corn differs from strains of corn produced by selection in that
 
  A) scientists have found BT corn to be healthier for human consumption.
  B) the modified gene in BT corn comes from a soil bacterium.
  C) BT corn is less resistant to the corn borer parasite than other strains.
  D) all of the above.
  E) A and C.

Question 2

The process of socialization refers to
 
  A) the process of changing national economies toward socialism.
  B) how people learn how to spend free time together.
  C) the process of sharing of goods and ideas among cultures.
  D) the ways by which children acquire the attitudes and skills of their cultures.
  E) the process of becoming civilized.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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