In most classic cases of fetal alcohol syndrome, children's mothers drank the equivalent of five or more drinks on one occasion twice a week __________ of pregnancy.
A. during the first trimester
B. during the second trimester
C. during the third trimester
D. before the beginning
Answer: A
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a. She will likely be a primary school teacher. b. She will likely go to university, like 50 percent of European students. c. She will likely be an auto mechanic. d. She will likely be a secretary for a law firm.
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