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dmcintosh

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Carbon monoxide
 
  A) is easy to detect because it smells like rotten eggs.
  B) causes liver cancer.
  C) can be fatal if inhaled.
  D) is more prevalent in the summer.

Question 2

Which chemical agents found in paint strippers, paints, glues, permanent markers, and office supplies are known to cause cancer?
 
  A) phthalates
  B) volatile organic compounds
  C) formaldehyde
  D) mercury



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B



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