Members of Holiness Churches in the U.S. handle poisonous snakes:
a) as a test of their faith.
b) as a form of entertainment.
c) as a sport.
d) to create group cohesion.
ANS: A
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The find of Kennewick Man implies:
A. humans were in the New World much earlier than previously thought B. European genes may have been included in the genome of the earliest arrivals to the New World C. Europeans arrived in the New World before those from Asia D. all of these
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