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And Then You Die . . . Study Guide

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by Iris Johansen
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The idea that an act of terrorism could happen anywhere, anytime, to anyone is frightening. The American ideal of living a safe life, one where each citizen is free to make choices so long as those choices do not harm others, is the opposite of terrorism. Although the world considers itself to be civilized, many areas are far from what Americans would consider civilized. Violence rules many parts of the globe. Hatred and jealousy are rampant among many people in countries less wealthy than America.

1. Find out about the effect an epidemic would have on your community. How do you think the doctors, hospitals, emergency medical people, and the police would react? Find out if your community has a disaster plan.

2. Find out about ways that disease can be spread. How susceptible.....

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And Then You Die . . . from Beacham's Encyclopedia of Popular Fiction and Beacham's Guide to Literature for Young Adults. ©2005-2006 Thomson Gale, a part of the Thomson Corporation. All rights reserved.

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