The main functions of DNA are:
A. replication, cell differentiation, and regulation.
B. replication, protein synthesis, and adaptation.
C. protein synthesis, cell differentiation, and replication.
D. replication, protein synthesis, and regulation.
Answer: D
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What feature do fundamentalism movements in various religions have in common?
A) the quest for purity and traditional values in what is seen as an impure world B) the shunning of modern elements, such as television, mobile phones, and the Internet C) a belief that the end of the world is nearing, and that followers must prepare others for it D) a willingness to participate in violence in order to convert new members to their faith
Among the chiefdoms of the Northwest Coast, people believed which of the following with respect to man-eating spirits?
A. If a person's soul was lost, man-eating spirits could take possession of his or her body and inflict harm on the community. B. Cannibalism helped prevent man-eating spirits from attacking the relatives of a recently deceased individual. C. Witches could take animal form and consume people's spirits. D. Shamans could ward off the power of man-eating spirits through ceremonies during which they used masks to enact the transformation from human to animal.
In North American society, typically a birthday party is an example of:
a. generalized reciprocity b. balanced reciprocity c. negative reciprocity d. redistribution
In 1832, the Spanish government relieved the Catholic Church of its authority over California missions, resulting in __________
a. the release of Native Americans confined on them b. little change since the missions continued to be run in the same fashion by secular overseers c. claims of cruelty by Native Americans who appealed against the church to the Spanish government d. a pretext for the Americans taking of California in order to protect Native Americans