In this task you will be given a text passage from a trivia quiz. You should choose the category this question belongs to from these categories: History, Science, Social Science, Fine Arts, Literature. You can only choose one category, so if in doubt, please choose the closest match.

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This organelle's lamina helps support its shape. Some protists have both a macro and micro version of this organelle. One part of this organelle is the location of ribosome synthesis, while importins and exportins assist in transport in and out of this organelle. This organelle, whose envelope is continuous with the rough endoplasmic reticulum, has pores in its double membrane. Transcription occurs within this organelle, which disappears during mitosis as its chromatin assemble into chromosomes. For 10 points, name the control center of the cell.

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Science


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An important critique of this work was published five years after its author's death and asserts that much of this work was based on the made-up stories of two teenagers; that critique is by (*) Derek Freeman. Published with a forward by Franz Boas, it was based on its author's time living on the island of Ta'u where she observed that teenagers living in an open and non-secretive society had relatively stress-free lives compared to their American counterparts. For 10 points, name this influential anthropology book by Margaret Mead.

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Social Science


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In a foreword, the author claimed that only thoroughness can be entertaining, and that is expressed in the novel itself, as it is presented in 7 parts, each representing a year that has taken place. Among other anecdotal occurrences, the protagonist clashes with and later comes to adore Mynheer Peeperkorn, and falls in love with a woman who reminds him of a boy he knew in school named Hippe, Clavdia Chauchat, all while participating in frequent debates between the optimistic Lodovico Settembrini and the pessimistic Leo Naphta. For ten points, name this novel in which Joachim Ziemssen receives a visit from his cousin Hans Castorp in a titular sanatorium, a 1924 work by Thomas Mann.

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Literature