These are the answers to the following questions asked:
<span>2. The speaker in "I'm Nobody" regards fame as (1 point)
- a reward for hard work.
3. Why is using the image of a frog to convey how the speaker feels about being a “somebody” an effective choice? (1 point)
- Frogs constantly announce their presence by croaking, but they aren’t really important.
4. What is a possible theme of the poem? (1 point)
- The privacy of being nobody is better than living in the public eye.
5. The connotations of which word in the poem help you understand the speaker’s attitude toward fame? (1 point)
- public dreary</span>
Answer:
Since the original dispersal event, the small population will have evolved more than the large population
Explanation:
When the group of 6 individuals left and colonized an area that was different to their initial home, they had to adapt to the new environment and new food resources. Offspring from the small population that had more advantageous characteristics had a better chance of survival than those that did not.
The offspring that had the better chance of survival were the ones that inherited new traits that helped survive in their environment with more trees and thus they would breed with other mice that also survived, passing on these traits to their offspring. The mice that did not inherit these traits, could not survive well and probably died.
The mice from the original population did not need to inherit as many new traits as they were in a familiar environment and thus did not evolve as much as the smaller population.
Answer:
(This could be opinion based, but ok.)
Explanation:
should:Pluto was known as a planet for 75 years. This means that most people already knew it as a planet, and would be extremely confused. All of the books about planets would be inaccurate and changed. Not all people can access brand new books, leading to inaccurate information.
shouldn't: The same reason that it was unclassified as a planet. It does not adhere to all of the rules of being a planet. It is not completely round and does not have a round orbit around the sun. Pluto does not have every requirement to be a real planet, and therefor, it would be incorrect to have it classified wrongly.
Answer:
Both parents are heterozygous for the trait. They must be carriers of the recessive gene that codes for blue eyes.
Explanation:
Let us assume that the dominant gene codes for brown eyes while the recessive gene codes for blue eyes. We can suggest that both parents are carriers of the recessive gene. They both express brown eyes because they also have a dominant gene that codes for brown. Clark inherited one recessive allele from each parent, so he expresses blue eyes. The couple has a 75% probability of getting a brown-eyed child, while the probability of getting a blue-eyed child is 25%.
