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Which developmental attribute is NOT attributed to intrauterine cocaine exposure?
 
  A. impulsiveness
 B. difficulty interacting with peers
 C. low birth weight
 D. mood instability

Question 2

Which statement best describes how center-based early childhood special education classrooms are similar to regular early childhood education classrooms?
 
  A. goals, including children remaining focused and attentive, following directions, and waiting their turns
 B. children have access to learning centers
 C. children and parents spend time together in the classroom
 D. focus primarily on pre-academic skills



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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