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Disease Prevention: ( Vocabulary and Grammar Anglais CE2)Version en ligne Test your knowledge on preventing diseases. par YAKILI LMS 1 Vaccines guarantee you will never catch the disease they prevent. Yes No 2 Wearing gloves in public makes handwashing unnecessary. Yes No 3 Antibiotics can treat viral infections like the common cold. Yes No 4 Vaccination is an effective way to prevent certain diseases and protect the community. Yes No 5 Getting vaccinated according to schedule protects individuals and communities through herd immunity. Yes No 6 A healthy lifestyle alone can prevent all infectious diseases. Yes No 7 A balanced diet, regular exercise, and adequate sleep support a healthy immune system and disease prevention. Yes No 8 Covering your mouth and nose with a tissue or elbow when coughing or sneezing helps stop transmission. Yes No 9 Regular handwashing with soap for at least 20 seconds reduces the spread of many infections. Yes No 10 Handwashing with water alone is enough to remove most germs; soap is unnecessary. Yes No 11 Because is a subordinating conjunction that links a dependent clause to the main clause. Yes No 12 The word 'because' answers questions about why something happened. Yes No 13 Because can connect two independent clauses directly with no punctuation. Yes No 14 A sentence starting with 'because' never uses a comma. Yes No 15 We use a comma after the dependent clause when it comes first (e.g., 'Because it was late, we left.'). Yes No 16 The word 'because' always indicates time. Yes No 17 You should replace 'because' with 'so' in all sentences. Yes No 18 A sentence can begin with 'because' to explain why something occurred. Yes No 19 Because introduces a reason for what happened. Yes No 20 Because is a coordinating conjunction. Yes No 21 Tuberculosis is spread through contaminated water. Yes No 22 Cholera is caused by the bacterium Vibrio cholerae. Yes No 23 H. pylori is a virus. Yes No 24 Lyme disease is transmitted by mosquitoes. Yes No 25 Streptococcus pneumoniae causes the common cold. Yes No 26 Streptococcus pyogenes can cause strep throat. Yes No 27 Tuberculosis is caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Yes No 28 Cholera is caused by a virus. Yes No 29 Lyme disease is caused by Borrelia burgdorferi. Yes No 30 Helicobacter pylori causes peptic ulcers. Yes No 31 The word 'tho' is an accepted standard spelling in dictionaries. Yes No 32 Though expresses contrast between two ideas. Yes No 33 In formal writing, 'though' is preferred over 'although'. Yes No 34 You can place 'though' at the end of a sentence, as in 'It's expensive, though.' Yes No 35 Though is a conjunction meaning 'in spite of the fact that'. Yes No 36 Though is never used to start a sentence. Yes No 37 A comma is always used before 'though' in the middle of a sentence. Yes No 38 In formal writing, 'although' is often preferred over 'though'. Yes No 39 Though can function as a sentence adverb meaning 'nevertheless'. Yes No 40 Even though is a synonym of though used in all the same places. Yes No 41 A nurse helps take care of patients and administers medications. Yes No 42 A pharmacist can prescribe antibiotics without a doctor's order. Yes No 43 Vaccination cures an existing disease. Yes No 44 A vaccination is a shot that helps protect against diseases. Yes No 45 MRIs rely on X-ray radiation to form images. Yes No 46 A doctor is a medical professional who treats patients. Yes No 47 A hospital is a place where people can receive medical treatment. Yes No 48 Hospitals only provide care during the daytime. Yes No 49 Stethoscopes measure body temperature. Yes No 50 Health insurance helps pay for medical services. Yes No

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Vaccines guarantee you will never catch the disease they prevent.

Wearing gloves in public makes handwashing unnecessary.

Antibiotics can treat viral infections like the common cold.

Vaccination is an effective way to prevent certain diseases and protect the community.

Getting vaccinated according to schedule protects individuals and communities through herd immunity.

A healthy lifestyle alone can prevent all infectious diseases.

A balanced diet, regular exercise, and adequate sleep support a healthy immune system and disease prevention.

Covering your mouth and nose with a tissue or elbow when coughing or sneezing helps stop transmission.

Regular handwashing with soap for at least 20 seconds reduces the spread of many infections.

Handwashing with water alone is enough to remove most germs; soap is unnecessary.

Because is a subordinating conjunction that links a dependent clause to the main clause.

The word 'because' answers questions about why something happened.

Because can connect two independent clauses directly with no punctuation.

A sentence starting with 'because' never uses a comma.

We use a comma after the dependent clause when it comes first (e.g., 'Because it was late, we left.').

The word 'because' always indicates time.

You should replace 'because' with 'so' in all sentences.

A sentence can begin with 'because' to explain why something occurred.

Because introduces a reason for what happened.

Because is a coordinating conjunction.

Tuberculosis is spread through contaminated water.

Cholera is caused by the bacterium Vibrio cholerae.

H. pylori is a virus.

Lyme disease is transmitted by mosquitoes.

Streptococcus pneumoniae causes the common cold.

Streptococcus pyogenes can cause strep throat.

Tuberculosis is caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis.

Cholera is caused by a virus.

Lyme disease is caused by Borrelia burgdorferi.

Helicobacter pylori causes peptic ulcers.

The word 'tho' is an accepted standard spelling in dictionaries.

Though expresses contrast between two ideas.

In formal writing, 'though' is preferred over 'although'.

You can place 'though' at the end of a sentence, as in 'It's expensive, though.'

Though is a conjunction meaning 'in spite of the fact that'.

Though is never used to start a sentence.

A comma is always used before 'though' in the middle of a sentence.

In formal writing, 'although' is often preferred over 'though'.

Though can function as a sentence adverb meaning 'nevertheless'.

Even though is a synonym of though used in all the same places.

A nurse helps take care of patients and administers medications.

A pharmacist can prescribe antibiotics without a doctor's order.

Vaccination cures an existing disease.

A vaccination is a shot that helps protect against diseases.

MRIs rely on X-ray radiation to form images.

A doctor is a medical professional who treats patients.

A hospital is a place where people can receive medical treatment.

Hospitals only provide care during the daytime.

Stethoscopes measure body temperature.

Health insurance helps pay for medical services.