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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 9: Chapter 31 - Part 10: Chapter 36.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How many bodies did the Philadelphia morgue have room for when the pandemic started in 1918?
(a) 22.
(b) 16.
(c) 52.
(d) 36.

2. Who was the Nobel laureate that pioneered the surgical reattachment of limbs and organ transpantation in 1912?
(a) Peyton Rous.
(b) William Jennings Bryan.
(c) Rupert Blue.
(d) Alexis Carrel.

3. Where was Josey Brown working when she fell ill?
(a) The Cordon Wells Naval Training Station.
(b) The Great Lakes Naval Training Station.
(c) The Winters Anderson Naval Training Station.
(d) The Abrasia Naval Training Station.

4. The author states in Chapter 1 that there are two most important questions in science. What is the second?
(a) What his happening?
(b) What is its purpose?
(c) How does this work?
(d) How can I know it?

5. What symptom of the 1918 flu refers to a bluish discoloration of the skin resulting from poor circulation or inadequate oxygenation of the blood?
(a) Ambiosis.
(b) Cyanosis.
(c) Passive immunity.
(d) Regeneration.

Short Answer Questions

1. When did Germany announce unrestricted submarine warfare against neutral and merchant vessels during WWI?

2. Where is the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine located?

3. Who was the chief medical officer at Camp Grant in June of 1918?

4. Walter Reed, James Carroll, and Jesse Lazear are described by the author as three of the four doctors who defeated what disease?

5. Who wrote War of the Worlds?

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