The traditions of a culture are passed from one generation to the next by means of

A) norms.
B) temperaments.
C) genes.
D) chromosomes.

Traditions of a culture are typically passed down through the shared norms and values of that culture. These norms and values are typically taught to each new generation as they grow up and become members of the culture themselves. While genes and chromosomes can affect certain aspects of culture (such as physical characteristics), they are not typically responsible for passing down cultural traditions. Similarly, temperaments may reflect certain cultural values or beliefs, but they are not the primary means by which culture is transmitted.