Prostitutes Who Move Around in Groups of Two or Three

question 56

Multiple Choice

Prostitutes who move around in groups of two or three to lumber,labor,and agricultural camps are known as:

• A)b-girls
• B)hookers
• C)circuit travelers
• D)skeezers

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Definitions:

Proglottids

Segments that make up the body of tapeworms, each capable of reproducing sexually.

Cercariae

The larval stage of certain parasitic flatworms belonging to the class Trematoda, which is released from the intermediate host and seeks out the definitive host in which it will mature.

Sporocysts

A form of parasitic flatworm larvae that develops within a snail host, part of the life cycle in certain flukes.

Scolexes

The head segments of tapeworms, equipped with suckers or hooks for attaching to the host's intestinal wall.