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Answers to Self-Assessment Questions

1. C. 11. D. 21. B. 31. B.

2. A. 12. D. 22. A. 32. A.

3. C. 13. A. 23. B. 33. C.
4. D. 14. D. 24. A. 34. D.
5. D. 15. C. 25. C. 35. B.

6. C. 16. D. 26. C. 36. A.

7. B. 17. B. 27. B. 37. D.
8. A. 18. B. 28. C. 38. C.
9. A. 19. D. 29. A.

10. B. 20. D. 30. D.

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