Passengers on a train or example of an aggregate group

Yes, passengers on a train are an example of the "aggregate" social group, the aggregate is defined as a collection of individuals in the same area for the same purpose. 

Ifound the exercise on the internet. attached is the list mentioned above.in order for a compound to be considered optically active it can't have any axis or plan of symmetry. the molecule  shouldn't also  be superimposable on its mirror image.with such considerations, the compounds that are optically active are: -third compound on the first image is optically active; -second and third compound from the second image are optically actives.