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Events in a child’s life must be formal and universally recognized to be considered rites of passage. ChoiceA.,true ChoiceB.,false Answer : False

Events in a child’s life must be formal and universally recognized to be considered rites of passage. ChoiceA.,true ChoiceB.,false Answer : False
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Events in a child’s life must be formal and universally recognized to be considered rites of passage.

ChoiceA.,true
ChoiceB.,false

Answer : False

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False because a child needs to be different
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