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haleyc112

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To provide a comfortable building scale for children, ____.
 
  a. a door slightly taller than child height should be provided next to the regular adult door
  b. some features of the building should be scaled to child requirements
  c. a short flight of stairs should lead to the front door to emphasize the importance of the center for children
  d. a Welcome sign should be posted

Question 2

ADA requires that facilities be designed ____.
 
  a. by an architect
  b. to meet NAEYC accreditation guidelines
  c. to allow all services to be used by all clients, visitors, and employees
  d. to ensure that only developmentally appropriate activities will occur



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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER:
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Answer to Question 2

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