Question

question 142
carolines troubles with cooking and cleaning make living independently impossible, but she can still walk and feed herself. which housing alternative would be best for caroline?

○ an assisted-living facility—if she has the money

○ a continuing-care retirement community—if she has the money

○ an assisted-living facility—whether she is middle class or not

○ a continuing-care retirement community—whether she is middle class or not

Explanation:

Assisted - living facilities provide help with daily tasks like cooking and cleaning while allowing some independence (Caroline can walk/feed herself). Continuing - care retirement communities are more for a range of care levels including full nursing, which Caroline doesn't need yet. Also, assisted - living facility cost is a factor (money - related), so "an assisted - living facility—if she has the money" fits as it matches her needs (help with cooking/cleaning, independent in walking/feeding) and acknowledges cost. Other options either misstate care type (continuing - care) or ignore cost (middle - class irrelevant to cost here).

Answer:

A. an assisted - living facility—if she has the money