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Nicholas plays guitar and Anthony plays bass for their rock band. When they turn up their amplifiers to 80 dB, how will the instruments sound to their neighbors?
 
  a. Nicholas' guitar will sound louder than Anthony's bass.
 b. Anthony's bass will sound louder than Anthony's guitar.
 c. Both instruments will sound equally loud.
 d. The apparent loudness of the two instruments will vary from time to time depending on the frequencies of the notes being played.

Question 2

Many individuals with Klinefelter syndrome experience
 
  a. unusually good verbal abilities.
 b. deficits in verbal skills.
 c. unusually good spatial relations.
 d. deficits in the processing of spatial relations.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b





 

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