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Which of the following statements is FALSE about families leaving TANF, according to a study of 552 families in Oregon?
 
  a) The recipients' average income hovered near the poverty line, but their income
   rendered them ineligible for a number of important services.
  b) Forty percent had no health insurance and 21 percent had at least one child
   uninsured.
  c) One-third had cut or skipped meals entirely because of a lack of money.
  d) Almost one-quarter had a medical debt averaging nearly 1,000
  e) Some parents skip or cut their children's meals to save money.

Question 2

As of late 2010, 23 states have a ban against gays and lesbians adopting children.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

F



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