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Classification of human races is_____________________?

Correct answer: B. vague because of overlap of traits

  • A. clear-cut
  • B. vague because of overlap of traits
  • C. restricted to skin color
  • D. done according to physical appearance

Explanation

Human racial categories are not sharply separated because physical traits overlap among populations and vary gradually. They therefore cannot be classified reliably by one feature such as skin color alone.

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