BIOLOGY HIGH SCHOOL

Marla remembers her Tuesday class schedule by using the acronym MEST. Which of the following is Marlas schedule? A. Math,Social Studies, English, Technology B. Math, English, SS, Science, Technology C. Math, English, SS, Technology D. Math, SS, English, Spanish

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Answer 1
Answer: C. If you look at the first letter of each subject in her day, this matches the acronym. MEST = Math, English, Ss, Technology
Answer 2
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C

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The correct answer is A. Phenotypes

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In genetics, the observable traits of an organism that includes behavior, physical traits, biochemical properties, etc. are known as phenotypes. These traits depend on both the genes of the organism (genotype) and the influence of the environment. Due to this, organisms of the same species with a similar genotype can display different phenotypes. This occurs in the case of Patrick and Michael as their observable traits or phenotype is different despite they are brothers. Thus, the observable characteristics are the phenotypes of an organism.

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