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audragclark

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Methods like in vitro fertilization and surrogacy are not guarantees for all homosexuals who want to become parents because
 
  a. most homosexuals are suspicious of these technological breakthroughs.
  b. most homosexuals have children from previous heterosexual relationships.
  c. many homosexuals cannot afford these procedures.
  d. many states do not allow homosexuals to participate in these procedures.

Question 2

Why are gay and lesbian parents widely criticized?
 
  a. because high numbers of abused and neglected children have been the products of homosexual parents
  b. because laws currently prohibit all homosexuals from adopting children
  c. because public policy discriminates against homosexual parents in general
  d. because of LGBT parents' assumption of alternative lifestyles and sexual orientation



Brenm

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: c. many homosexuals cannot afford these procedures.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: d. because of LGBT parents' assumption of alternative lifestyles and sexual orientation



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