Color terms from different cultures around the world

Full question:

Color terms from different cultures around the world:

A)vary in arbitrary ways.

B)are pretty much the same everywhere, with the exception of colors in the blue-green spectrum.

C)vary in that some cultures only have color words for red and green,whereas other cultures only have color words for blue and yellow.

D)all correspond to a small number of different possible sets of terms.

E)do not consistently contain a word for "black."

D)all correspond to a small number of different possible sets of terms.

Explanation:

Even though, the way people describe a color differ from one culture to another, we typically see a certain color as the combination of several basic colors. Since we only have three primary colors (Green, yellow, and red)  the different possible sets of terms all corresponded to a small number.

For example, the color term that English speaking countries described as 'Orange' is the combination of two primary colors of red and yellow.

georgians assisted in financing united states war effort during world war i through both of the following options:

they bought war bonds from the government.

and

they gave food through the creation of victory/liberty gardens.

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