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meagbuch

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Jac is living in Ghana and is said to be dying a good death.. This means that he
 
  a. is in his teens.
 b. has made peace with his friends and family.
 c. will take his own life.
 d. has sacrificed an animal to the god of the living..

Question 2

Alan and Darla are married and have decided not to have any children. They should expect to
 
  a. be less wealthy than couples with children.
 b. have less freedom than couples with children.
 c. be viewed negatively, especially by women.
 d. have more marital dissatisfaction than couples with children.



Li Jun

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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



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