The author points out that in comparison with today's children, people who grew up during the 1950s and 1960s were more likely to
A. play the same sports that their fathers played.
B. reject sport participation when the sports were not organized.
C. play informal sports more often than they played organized sports.
D. specialize in a single sport.
Answer: C
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A. the use of a church, primarily the Roman Catholic Church, in a political effort to eliminate poverty, discrimination, and other forms of injustice. B. the use of a church, primarily the Muslim temple, in a political effort to eliminate poverty, discrimination, and other forms of injustice. C. people who support a literal interpretation of the book of Genesis. D. a religious organization that claims to include most of the members of a society.
Another term for white-collar crimes is:
a. Occupational crime b. common-law crime c. delinquency d. petty crime
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A. The wealthier school can rely on private donations in addition to tax funding. B. The school in the minority neighborhood has lower local taxes and property values. C. The school in the wealthy neighborhood receives more state aid than the school in the neighborhood of color. D. Both schools limit the number of students from different neighborhoods who can attend.