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What does a primary classification of 9/3 mean?

a. Whorls are present on the left index and right ring fingers
b. Loops are present on fingers 9 and 3
c. Whorls are present on the left and right middle fingers
d. Loops are present on the right thumb and left ring finger

(Question #2) The word _____________ is used to describe the writer's attitude or relation toward the subject matter.

a. paraphrasing
b. succinct
c. tone
d. style
e. technique

(Question #3) The type of words chosen by the writer is called _____________.

a. mannerism
b. technique
c. tone
d. style
e. originality

(Question #4) A threat to internal validity that occurs when the instrument or dependent variable measures changes during the experiment is called _____________.

Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

(Question #5) The randomized response technique is an excellent means of obtaining unlisted telephone numbers.

Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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