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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The diagnosis for Hoffman was a __________ intrusion with concurrent infection, according to doctors.
(a) Jimson.
(b) Fiberglass.
(c) Sawdust.
(d) Metal.

2. Once the anthrax _______ are in the body, they excrete a toxic substance as they grow and multiply.
(a) Grains.
(b) Bugs.
(c) Cells.
(d) Spores.

3. __________ for immunizations is not universal, which is why rabies is still something that causes troubles.
(a) Enforcement.
(b) Diagnoses.
(c) Payments.
(d) Licensing.

4. What did all of the men abuse, which caused them to season their meals more than others at the table?
(a) Meat.
(b) Marijuana.
(c) Cocaine.
(d) Alcohol.

5. What was Vernon going to do after he went on a small trip around the world?
(a) Get married.
(b) Head to the army.
(c) Go back to school.
(d) Find permanent employment.

6. In the United States, there are laws that encourage __________ of animals in order to stop the spread of rabies in the world.
(a) Immunizations.
(b) Restrictions.
(c) Regular vet visits.
(d) Treatments.

7. What is the name of the empty sac that can develop for no apparent reason, which showed up in Turner's test results?
(a) Pseudocyst.
(b) Malignancy.
(c) Tumor.
(d) Pancreatitis.

8. What is the name of the cafeteria where the men had decided to go to eat?
(a) Same Old.
(b) Eclipse.
(c) Dawn.
(d) Nighttime.

9. What had the ill workers and employees sampled beforehand, which led to their illnesses?
(a) Raw pigs feet.
(b) Raw ham.
(c) Raw hocks.
(d) Raw sausage.

10. What was the symptom that occurred around Vernon's eyes that caused him to look strange?
(a) Sunken appearance.
(b) Rashes.
(c) Bruising.
(d) Puffiness.

11. What kind of farmers were Mr. and Mrs. Mason, according to the story in this book?
(a) Wheat.
(b) Tobacco.
(c) Corn.
(d) Apple.

12. What is another name for the poison that had been accidentally used in the cafeteria?
(a) Monahan.
(b) Jimson.
(c) Saltpeter.
(d) Cyanide.

13. In which part of her body did the New York woman begin to get more sensitive in relation to her disease?
(a) Hands.
(b) Feet.
(c) Chest.
(d) Head.

14. What happens to people who get a mild form of the disease in this chapter?
(a) They become carriers.
(b) They have to be quarantined.
(c) They die.
(d) They are taken away.

15. In what city was the hospital where Herman went to seek treatment for his uncomfortable symptoms?
(a) New York.
(b) Chicago.
(c) Miami.
(d) Boston.

Short Answer Questions

1. Rabies is a neurotropic ________ disease, involving the cells of the nervous system which are invaded.

2. Aspirin can block ___________ that can cause heart attacks and strokes in some people.

3. Who had a legal obligation to investigate the poisoning because there were eleven different cases of illness?

4. The woman began to have difficulties ___________ when she would look at things in her environment.

5. The woman's ________ relationships among objects were almost impossible to judge correctly.

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