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RRMR

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Generally, fat levels are proportional to:
 
  a. Leptin levels
  b. Glycogen levels
  c. Neuropeptide Y levels
  d. Ghrelin levels

Question 2

The process of focusing on near or distant objects involves:
 
  a. Changing the shape of the cornea
  b. Changing the shape of the lens
  c. Changing the shape of the retina
  d. Muscles behind the eyeball moving the eye forward or backward



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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