I believe the answer is: D.<span>. openly known and easily stated by most citizens
According to Edward, these rules usually would be introduced by each members of the social group right before they become the member of that social group. Examples of such rules are the employee orientation that companies do for new recruits.</span>
It’s either A or B but I say because I found the story I think B
She is most likely to be a member of the Gen Xers.
Generation X includes people born between the early 1960s and 1980s. It is a generation following baby boomers and preceding millennials. She is not a baby boomer because they are not technologically savvy (at their time, there wasn't a whole lot of technology), and she's not a millennial because she was very young to vividly remember the Oklahoma City bombings (1995).
Answer:
C) It is impossible to have identical twins of different sexes
Explanation:
Scientifically monozygous or identical twins are usually of the same sex unless in a rare case of genetic mutation where they develope into different sexes.
When the individual asked if they are identical twins, the first line of thought naturally will be to think if it is possible to have identical twins of different sexes
