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Capo

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The Social Security Administration admits that processing the disability claims backlog is a problem
   to such an extent that some of the claimants:
 
  a) Get better on their own
  b) May wait several years before they receive a determination
  c) Die before their claims can be processed
  d) Resort to filing their claims on-line

Question 2

Early in the 20th century, __________helped children remain in their own homes when their mothers faced economic hardship.
 
  a) Mothers' aid
  b) Homeless hardship fund
  c) Road-to-recovery
  d) Children's aid



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A



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