An Interest Community Is Different from an Attribute Community Because

question 7

Multiple Choice

An interest community is different from an attribute community because it

• A) describes the development of relationships in a physical area.
• B) is based on the possession of a certain function.
• C) depicts a group of people connected by gender or race.
• D) describes an association among several communities.
• E) depicts a group of individuals addressing a common concern.

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Definitions:

Unfertilized Egg

An ovum that has not undergone the process of fertilization; it does not contain genetic material from a sperm.

Monozygotic Twins

Identical twins that result from a single fertilized egg splitting into two, sharing the same genetic material.

Genetic Similarity

The extent to which an individual's genetic characteristics resemble those of another person, particularly a relative.

Dizygotic Twins

Twins born from two separate eggs fertilized by two different sperm, also known as fraternal twins.