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mspears3

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The combination of heavy drinking and smoking dramatically increases the risk of developing cancer of the
 
 A. esophagus.
  B. kidney.
  C. bladder.
  D. prostate.

Question 2

Scar tissue accumulation in the liver
 
 A. is not damaging because cells can still function normally.
  B. is called cirrhosis.
  C. is part of normal aging, but is accelerated by alcohol.
  D. leads to the development of fatty liver.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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