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serike

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As compared to girls, the adolescent growth spurt typically __________ for boys.
 
  a. begins earlier
  b. takes less time
  c. is less noticeable
  d. lasts longer

Question 2

Twin studies on sexual orientation show that
 
  a. genes are much more influential than environmental factors in determining sexual orientation.
  b. sexual orientation is determined almost completely by environmental factors.
  c. a genetic link cannot be established because not enough twins will participate in this kind of research.
  d. genetic and environmental influences appear about equally responsible for sexual orientation.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: D

Answer to Question 2

d



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