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Compared to people in simpler societies, people in complex societies __________.

Compared to people in simpler societies, people in complex societies __________.
a.    commonly have fewer terms for plants but many for animals
b.    commonly can give a larger number of general, or life-form, terms for plants and animals
c.    commonly have the same number of general terms for plants, but more terms for specific
plants
d.    usually have more names for specific plants, but the same number of general plant terms

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