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tsand2

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The most common infectious disease found in schools is:
 
  (a) mononucleosis (b) asthma (c) colds (d) strep throat

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Anything that invades the body and causes the immune system to react is a(n):
 
  (a) antigen (b) phagocyte (c) antibody (d) lymphocyte



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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: C

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER: A





 

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