When compared to babies born to nonsmokers, the babies of mothers who smoked heavily
A)tend be underweight.
B)score lower on tests of language and mental ability.
C)are more likely to be miscarried.
D)are characterized by all of these.

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Babies born to mothers who smoke heavily have a higher risk of being underweight, scoring lower on tests of language and mental ability, and being miscarried. Smoking during pregnancy can cause numerous health issues for both the mother and the developing fetus. It is important to quit smoking to ensure the health of the baby.

When Compared to Babies Born to Nonsmokers, the Babies of Mothers