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saliriagwu

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Given the epidemiological transition, who in the human population are most vulnerable to infectious diseases?
 
  a. infants and young children, in poor and developing countries
  b. infants and young children, in rich and developed countries
  c. elders in rich and developed countries
  d. middle-aged adults in rich and developing countries

Question 2

Among the following, who is exhibiting a soft skill?
 
  a. Aaron, who is teaching others how to fill out a new timesheet at work
  b. Bonita, who is solving geometric inequalities
  c. Charles, who is waiting for a ride home
  d. Denise, who is reading in the library



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

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