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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. What had the children in the neighborhood decided to try to stuff down he plumbing vent pipe?
(a) Paper towels.
(b) Shoes.
(c) Books.
(d) Sticks.

3. What kind of birds did several of the classrooms in the school have that might have caused the disease?
(a) Ravens.
(b) Ostriches.
(c) Parakeets.
(d) Robins.

4. What was the food that all of the ill men had eaten, leading the investigators to believe there had been a misdiagnosis?
(a) Coffee.
(b) Pancakes.
(c) Toast.
(d) Oatmeal.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What was found on the lungs of all of the children who complained of feeling sick?

2. Where did Dr. Wooten find the mass when he was palpating Turner's body during his physical examination?

3. Jimson weed is a distant relative of the _________ plant, a distant cousin according to the book.

4. Rabid _______ are a strong concern as there is no method of immunization for them.

5. What did all of the men abuse, which caused them to season their meals more than others at the table?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why was the attending doctor who saw Herman not alarmed by his condition when he arrived at the hospital?

2. What were the symptoms that Herman Sauer was experiencing that led him to go to a New York hospital?

3. What did Billy receive as treatment when he was first admitted and then discharged to home?

4. How does a person contract anthrax if they come across it in the world?

5. How is the disease of typhoid fever spread, according to those who have studied it in the medical world?

6. What did doctors discover about American bats in the course of their trying to treat the woman who seemed to have rabies?

7. What did the hospital tests on Elmo reveal to be a source of his condition?

8. What are some of the ways that aspirin can help a patient who takes it, according to scientific research?

9. What were the severe symptoms that the woman had when she was admitted to the hospital before she died?

10. Who were the people to become ill after eating lunch together, more ill than the ones with whom they dined?

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