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an entity class is described by the structure of the entities in that class.

1. true
2. false

Explanation:

In the context of entity classes (often in areas like computer science or information systems, which falls under Natural Science's subfield of Computer Science), an entity class is described by the attributes and relationships of the entities, not just the structure. Wait, actually, the correct reasoning: An entity class is defined by the structure (attributes, relationships) of its entities? No, wait, the statement is "An entity class is described by the structure of the entities in that class." But actually, an entity class's description includes attributes, operations, etc., but the structure (like the data structure or the conceptual structure) of the entities does describe the class. Wait, no, the original answer here is marked as False. Wait, maybe the correct understanding is that an entity class is described by the properties (attributes) and behaviors (operations) of the entities, and "structure" might be a misnomer or incomplete. But according to the saved answer, the correct option is 2) False. So we confirm that.

Answer:

1. False