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storky111

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What is an emerging infectious disease?
 
  A. A disease that was not infectious previously but that now is infectious
  B. A disease that has suddenly increased in severity and mortality
  C. An old disease that is rapidly increasing in incidence or geographic range
  D. An old disease for which our antibiotics are no longer effective

Question 2

What is one way to stop the largest cause of preventable deaths in the world?
 
  A. Create an international ban on any guns except those owned by the countries' militia.
  B. Enforce a global ban on tobacco advertisements.
  C. Make the selling of alcohol illegal.
  D. Reduce speed limits on roads, streets, and highways.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: C

Answer to Question 2

ANS: B



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