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What describes why the breastfeeding weaning period is a dangerous time for infants?
 a. Their new food is often prepared with contaminated water.
  b. They no longer get enough vitamin D in their diets.
  c. Their risk for exposure to HIV increases.
  d. They no longer have exclusive bonding periods with their mothers.

Question 2

Which statement about the Dietary Guidelines for Americans is most accurate?
 a. They emphasize uniformity.
  b. They include general guidelines for physical activity.
  c. They emphasize calorie restriction.
  d. They dictate specific foods for each meal.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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