Answer: Option B is incorrect rest all the statements are correct.
Explanation:
A single trait can be controlled by multiple genes: A single trait can need multiple gene to be controlled. There are many traits in the body which can be controlled by the multiple genes in the body.
A single trait can alter multiple genes: The activity of a single gene can alter the activity of the multiple genes of the body. The faulty protein produced by the gene can also effect the other genes of the body.
A single gene can influence multiple traits: A single gene in the body can affect multiple characters of the body.  A single gene can be responsible or eye color, hair color, skin color et cetera.
 
        
                    
             
        
        
        
Answer:
The correct answer is -
1. Based on height he is 50% and height he is 25%
2. The nutritional needs are normal due to the constant percentage in both height and weight throughout.
Explanation:
By the reference of the chart of growth rate presented by CDC,
These informations can be found-
Weight :
 A= 50% 
B=50% 
C=50-75%
Height :
D=10-25% 
E=25% 
F=25%
Then the percentage of height by weight ratio
Height by weight%:
 G=75-90% 
H=75-90% 
I=75-90%
Thus, the correct answer is -
1. Based on height he is 50% and height he is 25%
2. The nutritional needs are normal due to the constant percentage in both height and weight throughout.
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
The cell's proteins are first manufactured in the ribosomes. The polypeptide chains then enter the lumen of the Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum where they are properly folded with the help of chaperones and modified to achieve their desired shape which relates to their function. The proteins also undergo quality control in the RER, These proteins are then transported by vesicles, budding out of the trans side of the RER, and transported to the cis side of the Golgi apparatus. In the Golgi bodies, the proteins undergo further post-translational modification and packaging. Vesicles carrying the  final proteins then bud off of the trans side of the Golgi apparatus and transport the protein to the cell membrane where they secreted them.