In traditional cultures, a(n) ____ sibling, usually a ____, often takes over the main responsibility for child care from the mother
a. younger; brother
b. older; brother
c. younger; sister
d. older; sister
Answer: D
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Several men are chanting rhythmically while sitting in darkness inside a small chamber heated by coals, and they will periodically throw the door open and allow cooling night breezes to rush in. These men are taking part in a ritual of the Sioux Indians known as the __________ ceremony
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word