Humans Evolved a Need for Groups, Because Group Membership Offered

question 92

Multiple Choice

Humans evolved a need for groups, because group membership offered each of the following evolutionarily advantages EXCEPT

• A)security from predators.
• B)access to reproductive partners.
• C)competition for limited resources.
• D)cooperation in hunting and gathering food.

Distinguish between different types of transistors and their testing procedures.

Recognize the interfaces and communication standards used between vehicles' electronic systems and diagnostic tools.

Understand the basics of computer systems and their components in the context of vehicle diagnostics.

Familiarize with industry-standard diagnostic codes and what they indicate.

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Definitions:

Gymnosperms

A group of seed-producing plants that includes conifers, cycads, Ginkgo, and gnetophytes, characterized by unenclosed or "naked" seeds.

Microphylls

Small, often single-veined leaves found on some plants, particularly those belonging to the lycophytes group.

Club Mosses

Ancient plants belonging to the division Lycophyta that resemble true mosses superficially but have vascular tissue and reproduce by spores.

Whisk Ferns

Fern relatives lacking true roots and leaves; characterized by dichotomous branching.