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schs14

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Which of these questions will best be understood receptively at the child's youngest age?
 
  a. Why did the alien land his flying saucer in Roswell?
  b. Did you see the alien arrive?
  c. Where did the alien's flying saucer land?
  d. Where was the alien?

Question 2

During the 1800s, Gregory Mendel studied the inheritance of traits that are
 
  a. developed via learning.
  b. strongly influenced by nutrition.
  c. controlled by single pairs of genes.
  d. controlled by multiple pairs of genes.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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