Recognizing Details

1. In the 14th century a third of the European population died from Bubonic plague.

2.Compared with Bubonic plague, tuberculosis killed more lives.

3.More recently, 11 thousand people In England died from flesh-eating bacteria.

4.E. coli. is a deadly version of the bacteria responsible for strep throat.

5.Helpful strains of E. coli live in the stomach and help to digest food.

6.Cooking at high temperatures provides little help to kill bad E. coli.

7.Infectious diseases caused by bacteria are still among the leading causes of death.

Recognizing Details

T  1. In the 14th century a third of the European population died from Bubonic plague.

T  2.Compared with Bubonic plague, tuberculosis killed more lives.

F  3.More recently, 11 thousand people In England died from flesh-eating bacteria.

F  4.E. coli. is a deadly version of the bacteria responsible for strep throat.

T  5.Helpful strains of E. coli live in the stomach and help to digest food.

F  6.Cooking at high temperatures provides little help to kill bad E. coli.

T  7.Infectious diseases caused by bacteria are still among the leading causes of death.