Inherited? Yes or No
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The document is a biology worksheet from Mrs. Polson's class asking students to circle whether 14 different traits are acquired or inherited. The traits include physical attributes like height, eye color, and skin color; skills like using a computer, driving a car, reading, playing guitar, and hitting a baseball; and characteristics like blood type, nose shape, speaking French, pierced ears, and freckles. Students are to circle for each trait whether it is acquired through learning/experience or inherited genetically from one's parents.
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