A) a nonentitlement program.
B) a requirement.
C) an allotment.
D) a premium.
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A) Decrease in the number of families receiving cash public assistance
B) Increase in the employment rates of various groups of single mothers
C) Improvements in single mothers' income and poverty levels
D) Greater self-esteem due to entering the workforce
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A) older/younger
B) younger/older
C) female/male
D) African American/Hispanic
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A) Blood tests
B) Height
C) Weight measurements
D) All of these are correct.
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True/False
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A) her income is at or below 185 percent of the U.S. Poverty Income Guidelines.
B) she is participating in the SNAP program.
C) she is receiving Medicaid benefits.
D) All of these are correct.
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A) Zero
B) One
C) Two
D) Three
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A) Eliminating the entitlement to cash assistance
B) Imposing a time limit on federal aid
C) Granting broad discretion to states in designing a "work-based safety net" for poor families with children
D) All of these are correct.
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A) Indian Program of Support
B) Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations
C) Foodservice for Indian Reservations
D) Reservations in Need
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A) Special Milk Program
B) Child and Adult Care Food Program
C) Summer Food Service Program
D) After-School Snack Program
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A) Fresh produce
B) Peanut butter
C) Beef products
D) Reduced fat dairy products
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A) Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations
B) Habitat for Humanity
C) Commodity Supplemental Food Program
D) Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Nutrition Education
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A) Nutrition monitoring
B) SNAP-Ed
C) U.S. Census
D) Mortality data
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A) food secure.
B) food insecure without hunger.
C) food insecure with moderate hunger.
D) food insecure with severe hunger.
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A) Reduces the incidence of anemia in children
B) Reduces child poverty
C) Insulates individuals and families from repetitive economic difficulties
D) Increases household food expenditures
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A) Assisting SNAP households to implement healthy eating and active lifestyles that are consistent with the Dietary Guidelines for Americans and MyPlate
B) Decreasing practices related to economical shopping and preparation of nutritious foods
C) Decreasing food security of SNAP households and making certain that people eligible for SNAP but not participating are aware of its benefits and how to apply for them as part of nutrition education activities
D) Decreasing SNAP households' safe handling, preparation, and storage of food
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A) Commodity Supplemental Food Program
B) Nutrition Services Incentive Program
C) Food Distribution Disaster Assistance Program
D) Schools/Child Nutrition Commodity Program
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