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Mary Mallon, known as "Typhoid Mary" was a typhoid "carrier" who was infected with typhoid bacillus for a prolonged period of time. She developed neither typhoid fever nor its symptoms; however, other people could, and did, develop this disease after contact with her.
Which of the following is best supported by the passage?
A. Typhoid fever is not always fatal.
B. Typhoid fever is equally communicable whether the person infected with the typhoid bacillus actually had the disease or not.
C. The absence of usual symptoms of typhoid fever is not always a reliable indicator that one does not have typhoid fever.
D. Typhoid fever sometimes occurs even when the typhoid bacillus is not present.
E. The typhoid bacillus does not always cause typhoid fever.
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Which of the following is best supported by the passage?
A. Typhoid fever is not always fatal.
B. Typhoid fever is equally communicable whether the person infected with the typhoid bacillus actually had the disease or not.
C. The absence of usual symptoms of typhoid fever is not always a reliable indicator that one does not have typhoid fever.
D. Typhoid fever sometimes occurs even when the typhoid bacillus is not present.
E. The typhoid bacillus does not always cause typhoid fever.
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Fact 1: Mary Mallon, known as "Typhoid Mary" was a typhoid "carrier" who was infected with typhoid bacillus for a prolonged period of time.
Fact 2: She developed neither typhoid fever nor its symptoms; however, other people could, and did, develop this disease after contact with her.
A. Typhoid fever is not always fatal.- we have no idea about the fatality of the fever
B. Typhoid fever is equally communicable whether the person infected with the typhoid bacillus actually had the disease or not.- we only know that Mary was able to spread this disease without having the fever/ symptoms. But there is no mention about the likelihood of a person spreading the disease if he/ she has the fever
C. The absence of usual symptoms of typhoid fever is not always a reliable indicator that one does not have typhoid fever.- we only know that Mary had no symptoms and no fever- whether the absence of symptoms usually indicates or does not indicate fever is not mentioned
D. Typhoid fever sometimes occurs even when the typhoid bacillus is not present.- we have no idea about this from the argument
E. The typhoid bacillus does not always cause typhoid fever.- This is true for Mary.
Fact 2: She developed neither typhoid fever nor its symptoms; however, other people could, and did, develop this disease after contact with her.
A. Typhoid fever is not always fatal.- we have no idea about the fatality of the fever
B. Typhoid fever is equally communicable whether the person infected with the typhoid bacillus actually had the disease or not.- we only know that Mary was able to spread this disease without having the fever/ symptoms. But there is no mention about the likelihood of a person spreading the disease if he/ she has the fever
C. The absence of usual symptoms of typhoid fever is not always a reliable indicator that one does not have typhoid fever.- we only know that Mary had no symptoms and no fever- whether the absence of symptoms usually indicates or does not indicate fever is not mentioned
D. Typhoid fever sometimes occurs even when the typhoid bacillus is not present.- we have no idea about this from the argument
E. The typhoid bacillus does not always cause typhoid fever.- This is true for Mary.
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