Which statements best describe shared characteristics? Select two options.

Shared characteristics always exist in the common ancestor and in the modern organism.
Shared characteristics never exist in the common ancestor or in the modern organism.
The more characteristics organisms share, the more closely related they are.
The fewer characteristics organisms share, the more closely related they are.
Shared characteristics can exist among organisms that belong to different species.
Shared characteristics only exist among organisms that belong to the same species.

Used primarily for thickening sauces and soups, a (paste/roux/stock) is made from a (1: 2/2: 1/1: 1) fat and flour.

1. body tissue that is connected to and moves the bones in the body hypertrophy 2. the ability of a muscle to move a weight repeatedly, or for an extended period of time tendon 3. the increase in the size of a muscle fiber in response to resistance training muscle strength 4. the most amount of weight a muscle can move at a single time skeletal muscles 5. the decrease in the size and strength of a skeletal muscle when it is not used atrophy 6. strong body tissue that connects the muscles to the bones muscle endurance

Match the vocabulary terms to the correct definition. 1. branch of u.s. department of human services that works to improve the emotional and mental lives of families and communities; may include social workers, community managers and planners, therapists and corrective treatment specialists, and educators and child care workers quality-of-life indicators 2. infrastructure used to reduce health-care related expenses and increase the affordability of health care and insurance; increases the need for coordination among health care providers managed health-care system 3. federal healthcare insurance that provides medical, psychological, therapy, or social work services to the disadvantaged (medicaid) or the elderly (medicare) medicaid or medicare 4. measurements of the well-being of an individual, community, or larger population; includes physical, mental, emotional, and social health as well as other factors such as safety and opportunity for intellectual growth and challenges family and community services