One potential theme of the
novel may be science is important and should be valued. This statement is
universal in nature which is a characteristic of theme. Theme should be
understood by readers regardless of nationality, race, age and background. The other
choices are false and only the first choice makes sense. All the rest are very
limited or biased.
Answer:
Option C, "And these gene transfers could lead to a better understanding, if not a cure, for many different kinds of diseases."
Explanation:
Gene transfers have led to discovering of root cause of many genetic diseases specially the one that have only a single point mutation/monogenic diseases. The discovery of right cause of a disease can in turn help scientist to develop right treatment for it. For instance - Stem cell research has improved the ability of diseased person to fight with genetic diseases specially blood cancer etc.
Hence, option C is the right choice
Answer:
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Chapter 4, brief tell,
Huck is progressing with his new life with the Widow and even gets a little school done. One winter morning, he sees footprints, with an imprint of a cross formed by what seems two nails on the left heel only. A symbol he reconizes. After selling all his share of money after his encounter with Engine Joe, to Judge Thatcher for a dollar, he runs to Jim to tell him about the cross, in which he recognizes as his father close by.
