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The jump in the percentage of people aged 65 and over is due to
 
  a. a falling birth rate.
  b. an increasing birth rate.
  c. advances in medicine.
  d. both A and C

Question 2

Your text shows Michael Rochlin's 1980 questionnaire that illustrates the impact of homophobia on how heterosexuals understand sexuality; it asks questions such as what caused your _______, and whether __________ may be a phase you may grow out of.
 
  A) Heterosexuality
  B) Homosexuality
  C) Bisexuality
  D) Asexuality


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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A



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