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stephzh

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Children and adolescents who die during exercise are most likely to die from
 
  A) strokes.
  B) congenital heart defects.
  C) the effects of stress.
  D) blood clots.

Question 2

While jogging, sudden death due to cardiac arrest is
 
  A) about as likely as during periods of rest.
  B) more likely than during periods of rest.
  C) less likely than during periods of rest.
  D) not as likely as during tennis games.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B



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