Question

question 10
the leading cause of death in the united states is ______.
heart disease
car crashes
cancer
accidents

question 11
the fewer risk factors a person has, the greater the chance that he or she will develop a disease or disorder

Explanation:

Question 10

To determine the leading cause of death in the United States, we refer to health statistics. Heart disease is consistently reported as the leading cause of death in the US, ahead of car crashes, cancer (though cancer is a major cause, heart disease is typically the leading), and accidents.

Risk factors increase the likelihood of developing a disease/disorder. So fewer risk factors mean a lower (not greater) chance of developing a disease/disorder. Thus the statement is false.

Answer:

A. heart disease

Question 11 (assuming it's a True/False or completion, but the text seems cut off. If it's a True/False about "The fewer risk factors a person has, the greater the chance that he or she will develop a disease or disorder", this statement is false. Because fewer risk factors should mean a lower chance of developing a disease or disorder. But since the question is not fully clear, if we assume it's a True/False: )