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biggirl4568

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After going through menopause, a woman
 
  a. does not ovulate and no longer menstruates.
  b. does ovulate but no longer menstruates.
  c. does not ovulate but still menstruates.
  d. both ovulates and menstruates.

Question 2

For most women, menopause
 
  a. is relatively inconsequential
  b. results in long-term psychological problems.
  c. results in long-term physical problems.
  d. has increasingly negative consequences the more a woman shares her experiences.



Toya9913

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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

a



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