Most people in contemporary American society have

Most people in contemporary American society have
 
  a. encountered death directly and often
  b. encountered death vicariously (e.g., through the media)
  c. witnessed non-violent deaths in media news reports
  d. all of these
  e. none of these

Question 2

In contemporary American society
 
  a. individuals never use death-related language
  b. most individuals are horrified to hear someone say dead or die
  c. many individuals use death-related language, but usually in contexts other than those involving the dying or death of a human being
 d. all of these
  e. none of these

Question 3

The use of euphemisms about death
 
  a. is declining in American society
  b. can be useful if they are not overused
  c. supports the acceptance of dying and death
  d. demonstrates American willingness to support the grief of survivors
  e. is most prevalent among Americans who are 19-26 years of age