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For students with severe disabilities, transitioning refers to movement
 
  a. between levels of school.
  b. from segregated to integrated settings.
  c. from school to work.
  d. All of the above.

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Current applications of technology for individuals with severe disabilities include using CD-ROM technology to provide students with opportunities
 
  a. to identify preferences in school or work activities.
  b. to match appropriate clothing for the work environment.
  c. to follow instruction for cooking dinner.
  d. to watch movies during social gatherings.



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Answer to Question 1

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