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Adult children who return to the parental home to live temporarily with parents are termed
 
  A. cluttered nesters.
  B. sandwich generation.
  C. yo-yo children.
  D. boomerang kids.

Question 2

Lydia and Preston want to have a child. Their doctor collects sperm from Preston, and then inserts it into Lydia, to help them conceive. This example illustrates
 
  A. gestational surrogacy.
  B. surrogate embryo transfer.
  C. in-vitro fertilization.
  D. artificial insemination by husband or partner.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

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