Read the paragraph below and answer Questions 1 - 5. Transcription, a fundamental process in the formation of life, is the first step in gene expression. It begins when a specific region of DNA unwinds and reveals a single strand that serves as a template for processes that follow. An enzyme reads this template and then constructs a complementary strand of RNA. This newly formed RNA carries the genetic code, which is a set of instructions that will guide the production of proteins. Through the process of transcription, the genetic information encoded within DNA is transcribed into RNA, thus continuing the necessary steps for life. Translation is another process that is used to code cells. Translation takes the information that has been passed from the DNA to the RNA and then turns it into a series of amino acids resulting in released peptides. Both transcription and translation are important concepts when discussing DNA and RNA. Question 1 What is the main idea of the passage? Question 1 options: a) Transcription is a fundamental process of life b) Translation can only happen once transcription finishes c) Genetic code is processed through DNA d) Both transcription and translation are important concepts