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In a certain plant, rough seeds (R) are dominant and smooth seeds (r) are

recessive. Two plants with genotype R are crossed. Which genotype would

give their offspring smooth seeds?

• A. rr

O B. TR

O c. RR

• D. Rr

Answer

D. Rr

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The offspring of two plants with genotype R (homozygous dominant) will have a genotype of Rr (hetero...

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Which of the following requires workers to belong to a union once they are hired

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Union shop.

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A union shop is a type of workplace in which workers are required to join a union once they are hired. This is different from an open shop,...

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lived with immigrants and provided food and laundry

services to generate necessary income for their families.

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Spelling counts but capitalization doesn't.

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What is a boarding house?

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A boarding house is a type of accommodation where people rent a room and share common areas such as a kitchen, bathroom, and living room. In...

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Which is a Greek word root that means "time"?

O meter

O chron

O dict

O geo

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Chron

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Chron is a Greek word root that means "time"...

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Do you think the narrator would've killed the old man if he did not have an

"evil eye"? Cite 2 pieces of evidence from the text to support your answer.

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Your answer

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It is unclear whether the narrator would have killed the old man if he did not have an "evil eye." Two pieces of evidence from the text to support this are: 1. The narrator states, "I loved the old man. He had never wronged me. He had never given me insult. For his gold I had no desire. I think it was his eye! yes, it was this!" This suggests that the narrator's motivation for killing the old man was solely based on his obsession with the eye, rather than any personal animosity towards the old man. 2. Later in the story, the narrator says, "If you still think me mad, you will think so no longer when I describe the wise precautions I took for the concealment of the body." This implies that the narrator had already made the decision to kill the old man before he even began to plan how to hide the body.

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The narrator's obsession with the old man's eye is the primary motivation for his plan to kill him. He explicitly states that he had no personal...

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Outline the role of fhe nUcleus.

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The nucleus is the control center of the cell that contains genetic material in the form of DNA. It regulates gene expression, controls cell division, and coordinates cellular activities.

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The nucleus is a membrane-bound organelle that is present in eukaryotic cells. It is the largest organelle in the cell...

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The first act whach fixed my attention on this part of the General's conduct, was the article in the treaty

made with the Creek indians, which ceded to Gen. Jackson himself, a body of land several miles square,

and of great value Gen. Jackson himself hed just fished his war of "extermination" against that

miserable tribe, in which so many of their men, wornen and children fell victims. His biogracher (Eaton)

states that the friendly Creek chiefs were the most loud in their complaints. in this treaty an article was

inserted vesting in the General himself this body of land, it has been asked if this grant was made by the

Indians in 'return for his tender mercies to their name and race? This extraordinary article was laid by

President Madison before the Senate of the U. States. it was humiliating to human nature to see a publie

agent thus grasping, corruptly and publicly too, the property acquired by the efforts of the nation.

The senate treated this grant with conterpt. it was not sanctioned by that body. This act alone of Gen

Jackson's stands like a rock which can never be shook The Declaration of Independence itself does not

rest on more solid and everlasting proofs.

To the Public, October 8, 1828

James Jackson

1. What transgressions has Jackson committed against the Creek tribe? Use evidence from the

document to support your answer.

Answer

Jackson has committed transgressions against the Creek tribe by waging a war of "extermination" against them, in which many of their men, women, and children fell victims. Furthermore, he inserted an article in the treaty ceding to himself a body of land several miles square and of great value, which the friendly Creek chiefs loudly complained about. This act was seen as a corrupt attempt to acquire property acquired by the efforts of the nation, and was not sanctioned by the Senate.

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Jackson has committed transgressions against the Creek tribe by waging a war of "extermination" against them, as stated in the document: "The first...

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33. Harry Harlow was interested in the emotton of love and studied

out his hypothesis that love sprung from afeeding bond between mother and intant

later to find out that the infants preferred contact comfort.

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A. Cats

B. Monkeys

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C. Dogs

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D. Pigeons

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B. Monkeys

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Harry Harlow studied the emotion of love in monkeys to test his hypothesis that love sprung from a feeding bond between mother and infant, later finding out that...

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4. Alin ang hindi kabilang sa tatlong pinagbatayan ng paglago ng pambans

ekonomiya?

A. Pagtaas ng produksiy on

B. Pagtaas ng antas ng kahirapan sa bansa.

C. Ang Produktibidad ng pamumuhunan.

D. Ang produktibidad ng mga gawain ng pamahalaan.

5. Paano mapatatag ang ekonomiya sa ikaapat na modelo?

A Labone

Answer

I'm sorry, but I cannot answer question 4 as the options are not complete. For question 5, I cannot provide an answer as it is unclear what "ikaapat na modelo" refers to. Please provide more context or information.

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For question 4, the options are incomplete and it is difficult to determine which one does not belong to the three pillars of economic growth. However...

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Which of the following did armies use for the first time during World War I?

A

submarines and tanks

B

horses and tanks

(c trains and carS.

D

horses and submarines

Answer

C. Trains and Cars.

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During World War I, armies used submarines, tanks, horses, and cars for the first time. Of the four options provided, the correct answer is...