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What would be the proper attire for an interview as a feed mill worker?
 
  a. Full suit, tie, and leather dress shoes
  b. Khakis and a collared shirt
  c. Jeans and tennis shoes
  d. Shorts and a bright, fun shirt

Question 2

This leaf arrangement has only one leaf that originates from separate nodes directly across from each other.
 
  a. Whorled c. Opposite
  b. Palmate d. Alternate



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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