Which of the following is NOT considered a general characteristic of a person?

The correct answer highlights that scars and marks are not a standard general characteristic used to categorize individuals in the same way that the other attributes are. General characteristics typically revolve around physical features that are more commonly recognized in standard descriptions of people, such as race, sex, and height. These features are often visible and can usually be categorized without much subjectivity.

Scars and marks, on the other hand, are unique to individuals and can occur for a variety of reasons including personal health history, accidents, or surgical procedures. They do not provide a broad demographic or simplistic categorization of a person in the way that race, sex, and height do. Thus, while some characteristics may be used to describe a person generally, scars and marks do not fit into that category of general characteristics.