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Common colds are caused by a family of rapidly mutating viruses
known as rhinoviruses . Antibiotics , medicare often prescribed by
doctors for their patients with bad colds, are antibacterial agents.
Since antibiotics are only effecitve against bacterial infections, we
can conclude that a cold sufferer cannot improve his health by taking
antibiotics.
The conclusion drawn in the passage above depends upon which of the
following assumptions?
a. The cold sufferer has not received the seasonal flu vaccine.
b. The cold sufferer has no secondary infections caused by bacteria.
c. The cold sufferer has been unable to cure his cold by means of
traditional remedies such as liquids and bed rest.
d. The symptoms of the common cold, such as fatigue and joint aches,
are caused not by the virus , but by the body's response in fighting
off the virus.
e. Antibiotics require several days to begin taking effect.
known as rhinoviruses . Antibiotics , medicare often prescribed by
doctors for their patients with bad colds, are antibacterial agents.
Since antibiotics are only effecitve against bacterial infections, we
can conclude that a cold sufferer cannot improve his health by taking
antibiotics.
The conclusion drawn in the passage above depends upon which of the
following assumptions?
a. The cold sufferer has not received the seasonal flu vaccine.
b. The cold sufferer has no secondary infections caused by bacteria.
c. The cold sufferer has been unable to cure his cold by means of
traditional remedies such as liquids and bed rest.
d. The symptoms of the common cold, such as fatigue and joint aches,
are caused not by the virus , but by the body's response in fighting
off the virus.
e. Antibiotics require several days to begin taking effect.
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