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    The document is a test question asking whether an individual over 18 years old who has a disability and lives in a New York state-approved residential care facility can be classified as an abused child under New York state law. The correct answer is C - Yes, this person can be included in this classification.

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    The document is a test question asking whether an individual over 18 years old who has a disability and lives in a New York state-approved residential care facility can be classified as an abused child under New York state law. The correct answer is C - Yes, this person can be included in this classification.

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    4/7/2021 eLeaRN

    Test yourself before moving on! Roll your mouse over the blue question mark to check your answer!

    TEST YOURSELF QUESTION #1:

    Under New York State law, is it possible for an individual over 18 years of age, who has a disability and
    resides in a New York state-approved residential care facility, to be classified as an abused child?

    A. No, since the person is over the age limit.

    B. No, since the person is considered a ward of the state.

    C. Yes, this person can be included in this classification.

    D. Yes, but only if mentally compromised.

    Lesson 2: Legal Definitions Page 1 of 1


    Topic 7: TEST YOURSELF

    www.elearnonline.net/Courses/CourseContent.aspx?LID=2537&TID=9363&SNR=0 1/1

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