Until the Nineteenth Century, the Customary Deathbed Scene

question 22

Multiple Choice

Until the nineteenth century, the customary deathbed scene

• A) excluded children.
• B) was solitary and quiet.
• C) was raucous and noisy.
• D) included family.

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