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NAFS Exam Quiz Challenge


NAFS Exam Quiz ChallengeVersion en ligne Test your knowledge about the NAFS Exam with this fun quiz game! par Soad Mohammed 1 What is the central theme of the passage? a Despite advancements in medicine, health problems continue to affect many people. b Modern medicine has completely eradicated major diseases. c Diseases such as heart disease and cancer were eradicated in the 20th century. d Research in medical fields has made all health problems curable. 2 What is the main cause of the widespread suffering mentioned in the passage? a Lack of medical research b Advancements in diagnostic techniques c High cost of surgeries d Chronic illnesses and health problems 3 Which of the following diseases were rare at the beginning of the 20th century? a Heart disease and cancer b Mental illness and allergies c Learning disabilities and birth defects d Diabetes and arthritis 4 What is stated as the impact of chronic illness in America? a They afflict nearly half of all Americans b They cause a small number of deaths c They are mostly hereditary d They are primarily mental health issues 5 What does the word "afflict" most nearly mean in the passage? a Harm b Protect c Support d Cure 6 In the passage, the term "degenerative diseases" refers to diseases that: a Improve over time b Cause the gradual deterioration of the body or its functions c Are rare and difficult to treat d Only affect the elderly 7 The phrase "untold misery" in the passage most likely means: a Extreme happiness b Uncertain outcomes c A great amount of suffering d Minor discomfort 8 What is the meaning of "chronic" as used in the context of the passage? a Temporary b New and unexpected c Infrequent or rare d Recurring or long-lasting 9 What can be inferred about the relationship between modern medicine and the prevalence of diseases like cancer and heart disease? a Modern medicine has completely eradicated these diseases. b Research into these diseases has made them more rare. c Despite advancements in medicine, these diseases have become more common. d The increasing number of deaths due to these diseases is unrelated to modern medicine. 10 From the passage, it can be inferred that: a Chronic illnesses are becoming less of a concern for Americans. b Lifestyle and environmental factors could contribute to the increasing prevalence of these diseases. c The healthcare system has successfully cured most chronic diseases. d Research into mental illness has been largely successful. 11 Why might the author have chosen to list a variety of diseases (heart disease, cancer, allergies, etc.) in the passage? a To emphasize how diverse and widespread modern health problems are. b To suggest that there is no need for further medical research. c To show that there are no new health problems in America. d To minimize the importance of medical advancements. 12 Based on the information in the passage, what conclusion could be drawn about the future of healthcare in America? a Medical advancements will eliminate most health problems in the next few decades. b Health problems related to chronic and degenerative diseases may continue to increase despite medical progress. c The number of people suffering from diseases will decrease with technological advances. d Mental illness will become the leading cause of death in the future. 13 The author’s mention of the increasing frequency of chronic illnesses, despite medical advancements, suggests that: a Medical advancements have solved all health problems. b There may be other factors, such as lifestyle or environmental changes, contributing to the rise in diseases. c People are becoming more resilient to diseases. d Medical advancements are irrelevant to health problems.

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NAFS Exam Quiz ChallengeVersion en ligne

par Soad Mohammed

What is the central theme of the passage?

What is the main cause of the widespread suffering mentioned in the passage?

Which of the following diseases were rare at the beginning of the 20th century?

What is stated as the impact of chronic illness in America?

What does the word "afflict" most nearly mean in the passage?

In the passage, the term "degenerative diseases" refers to diseases that:

The phrase "untold misery" in the passage most likely means:

What is the meaning of "chronic" as used in the context of the passage?

What can be inferred about the relationship between modern medicine and the prevalence of diseases like cancer and heart disease?

From the passage, it can be inferred that:

Why might the author have chosen to list a variety of diseases (heart disease, cancer, allergies, etc.) in the passage?

Based on the information in the passage, what conclusion could be drawn about the future of healthcare in America?

The author’s mention of the increasing frequency of chronic illnesses, despite medical advancements, suggests that: