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It's a larger vessel that guards & supplies smaller ones.

a) Motherboard
b) Motherland
c) Motherboard
d) Mother Goose

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Final answer:

The correct term 'mother ship' is not listed in the options. It refers to a large vessel that supports and guards smaller ones, but none of the provided options match that definition.

Step-by-step explanation:

The term you're looking for is 'mother ship,' although it's not one of the options provided, so there seems to be a typo in the options. A mother ship is a larger vessel that guards and supplies smaller ones, usually in the context of a navy or a fleet of exploration vessels. By comparison, the options provided don't match the definition:

  • a) Motherboard - A printed circuit board inside a computer that connects the different components.
  • b) Motherland - A term symbolizing one's native country.
  • c) Motherboard - This is a repetition of option (a).
  • d) Mother Goose - A fictional character associated with a collection of fairy tales and nursery rhymes.
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