The most common cause of death in the adolescent age-group involves:
a. Drownings. c. Drug overdoses.
b. Firearms. d. Motor vehicles.
ANS: D
The leading cause of all adolescent deaths in the United States is motor vehicle accidents. Drownings, firearms, and drug overdoses are major concerns in adolescence but do not cause the majority of deaths.
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