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Answer:

This assertion is false:

Similar to how two colors mixed together create a distinct color (like yellow and blue resulting in green), it is sometimes possible to observe collaborative efforts among living beings resulting in achievements that cannot be described merely through the attributes of the individuals involved. Describing the qualities and capabilities of each member in a hive of honeybees or an elite athletic team fails to accurately portray the outcomes of their collective endeavors.

Explanation:

For two reasons. Firstly, this paragraph illustrates that the main point is the inadequacy of individual effort to describe collective results. However, they can be described if we dissect the collective effort into its parts or segments, allowing us to understand the specific contribution of each member towards reaching the larger goal. For example, a goalkeeper uniquely defends the goal at all times and can use his or her hands. If they did not perform their individual role, the opposing team would find it easier to score. In essence, individual performance can elucidate the outcomes of collective efforts when viewed as a system composed of various small processes.

Answer:

A. The swift prevail in the race.

B. Two is a pair, while three is a crowd

C. A bird in hand is worth two in the bush

D. The entirety is greater than the sum of its parts.

Explanation: