介绍： 1.
A. Safe haven law.
B. Property law.
C. Children protection law.
D. Business law.
2.
A. Preteens.
B. Teenagers.
C. Above 35.
D. Children younger than 30 days.

1. Which law has been revised?
A. Safe haven law.
B. Property law.
C. Children protection law.
D. Business law.
2. What kind of children can be l...

介绍： 1.
A. Safe haven law.
B. Property law.
C. Children protection law.
D. Business law.
2.
A. Preteens.
B. Teenagers.
C. Above 35.
D. Children younger than 30 days.

1. Which law has been revised?
A. Safe haven law.
B. Property law.
C. Children protection law.
D. Business law.
2. What kind of children can be legally dropped off at state hospitals?
A. Preteens.
B. Teenagers.
C. Above 35.
D. Children younger than 30 days.
Lawmakers（立法者） in Nebraska（内华达州） have approved（批准，通过） a big change to the state's controversial（具有争议的） safe haven law（安全港法案）. Under the new measure（措施）, children older than 30 days can not be dropped off at state hospitals. 35 children, many of them preteens（青春期前的，接近青春期的，13岁以下的） or even teenagers, have been abandoned（遗弃） in hospitals since the original（最初的，原始的） law took effect（生效） in July. State lawmakers say it was intended to prevent newborns from being dumped（丢弃，遗弃） in trash bins（垃圾箱） or even worse. The new law is expected to go into effect at midnight.
答案：AD