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The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program provides electronic transfer cards that can be used to buy food by:
 
  a. individuals with medically confirmed malnutrition.
  b. individuals or families with at least three risk factors for malnutrition.
  c. individuals and households with incomes at or below 130 of the federal poverty level.
  d. low-income pregnant women and mothers with infants and children under age 5.

Question 2

Groups at high risk for malnutrition include:
 
  a. unemployed teenagers.
  b. newly retired adults.
  c. young children in low-income families.
  d. breast-fed infants.



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