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A study of rapes or attempted rapes found that
 
  A) women who scream, kick, and run were more likely to avoid being raped.
  B) women who didn't wear makeup or perfume were more likely to avoid being raped.
  C) rapists were more likely to target women whose body language communicated greater self-confidence.
  D) women who tried to talk to their assailant experienced greater violence and were less likely to escape.

Question 2

Which of the following is NOT suggested by your text as a way to reduce the risk of stranger rape?
 
  A) Take a cell phone with you when you are out alone.
  B) Lock your car while you are driving.
  C) Never go out alone when it is dark.
  D) Carry a device with you for making a loud noise.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C



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