Read the following sentences to answer the question.

“People curious enough about their ancestors to
submit their DNA may not be aware of unintended
consequences that could lie ahead. The information
in an individual’s DNA might unlock family secrets—
known or unknown, for better or worse. Or a
mutation in an individual’s genetic makeup could
indicate that he or she is vulnerable to health
problems that an insurance company might not
agree to cover in the future.”

What can you infer about DNA testing based on this information?

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Responses

Some things that can be revealed by genetic testing may upset people or cause serious problems.

All the information that people can get from at-home DNA tests is helpful and welcome to the people it concerns.

Some DNA tests are very inaccurate, which means that people could get false information

about their genetic makeup that could have negative consequences.

DNA testing can provide valuable information about a person's ancestry and potential health risks, but it may also uncover family secrets or reveal vulnerabilities that could impact insurance coverage.

Based on the provided information, we can infer that some things revealed by DNA testing may upset people or cause serious problems. This is indicated by the statement that "The information in an individual's DNA might unlock family secrets—known or unknown, for better or worse. Or a mutation in an individual's genetic makeup could indicate that he or she is vulnerable to health problems that an insurance company might not agree to cover in the future." Therefore, the first option is the correct inference.