Acts or Objects That Are Socially Accepted as Standing for Something

question 115

Multiple Choice

Acts or objects that are socially accepted as standing for something else are called

• A) norms.
• B) symbols.
• C) values.
• D) signs.

Learn about conservation efforts and the importance of preserving natural habitats.

Identify and differentiate among various biomes such as northern coniferous forest, steppe, boreal forest, taiga, temperate deciduous forest, and tropical rain forest.

Understand the characteristic features of tropical rain forests, including soil quality, stratification, diversity, and rapid decomposition.

Recognize and explain adaptations and characteristics of plant and animal life in different biomes.

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Definitions:

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