Answer:
This is an example of gene flow.
Explanation:
Notice that Brian did not release the frog in its original pond, but in a local one. Gene flow or gene migration can be described as the transfer of genetic variation from one population to another. It is an important way to transfer genetic diversity between different populations, and it usually takes place through the migration of members of a population. In this case, the frog did not migrate by itself, but was taken by Brian instead.
Answer:
D. Raj may very well have a sense of hopelessness and anger about school because it's so different than his home life, and his achievement may suffer.
Explanation:
As per the reading and the response of Raj's caregivers on the telephonic conversation, they seem to not have a problem with Raj's attitude in school and always come up with a defending argument for Raj.
This clearly means that the attitudes that are acceptable at home are not acceptable in school which might lead Raj to become hopeless due to the difference of environment in both the places.
The answer is false because it is common sense.
