单选题 L1

They help children learn about relationships.

They help children become more socially adept.

They help children develop their cognitive skills.

They help children remember special occasions and holidays

One-third of them were living with unrelated people at the time they developed dementia.

Half of them were living alone at the time they developed dementia.

Most of them with dementia were men.

8% of them were kinless at the time they developed dementia.

A. Going shopping downtown.

B. Going to the beach.

C. Getting pizza.

D. Going to the gym.

It prevents them from having to meet with relatives in person.

B. It can reduce their feelings of social isolation.

C. It forces them to become dependent on technology.

D. It replaces “bad” screen time with “good” screen time.

A. 6 of Joy’s siblings inherited their father’s polycystic kidney disease gene.

B. Joy did not inherit her father’s polycystic kidney disease gene.

C. Joy is one of 11 children.

D. Joy donated a kidney to her sister.

A. Her intestine and a kidney.

B. A lung and part of the liver.

C. A kidney and part of the liver.

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D. Her pancreas and part of the kidney

A. Passive.

B. Egocentric.

C. Anxious.

D. Considerate.

Spouses and children.

Spouses and hired caregivers.

Hired caregivers and children.

Physicians and spouses.