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Bixler noted that children today often have little contact with wild and natural outdoor spaces and therefore
 
  a. are often afraid of insects and plants.
  b. want to be able to explore freely.
  c. will explore with an adult.
  d. refuse to go outside.

Question 2

The cushion fall zone in front and back of a swing should be
 
  a. 10 feet.
  b. 30 feet.
  c. 5 feet.
  d. 20 feet.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: A

Answer to Question 2

ANS: D





 

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