Question

1. what text structure is mainly used to present john snow’s investigation? (know your enemy, p. the grand experiment p 40, 42, the search broadens p 42 - 43, can you “handle” the truth? p 43 - 44, the picture comes into focus p. 44, the final clue p 45 - 46)

a. chronological order
b. xxxxxxxxxxxx
c. problem and solution
d. cause and effect

1. which text structure is used in the section describing baby frances’s illness (nothing to fret about p. 33)?

a. xxxxxxxx
b. compare/contrast
c. problem/solution
d. chronological

1. what hook does the author use at the beginning of ch. 2 (pg. 32) to engage the reader?

a. by listing statistics about cholera
b. by describing a fictional detective story
c. xxxxxxxxxxx
d. by introducing a real - life family affected by cholera

1. how does the author transition from the personal story of the lewis family to the broader investigation? (know your enemy p 38)

a. by introducing a new character through dialogue
b. xxxxxxxxxxxx
c. by shifting focus to john snow’s investigation
d. by describing the symptoms of cholera in detail

1. why does the author include the removal of “the cesspool in front of 40 broad street and the well under the corner pump to be dug up” (the dirty truth p 48) near the end of the chapter?

a. to show that the outbreak was over
b. to demonstrate a turning point in public health and explaining epidemiology
c. to introduce a new character
d. xxxxxxxxxxxx

1. what is the purpose of the final section of the chapter, cholera: everything old is new again, pg. 50 - 51?

a. to summarize the entire book
b. xxxxxxxxxxxxx
c. to show that john snow’s work is still useful today.
d. to explain how cholera is treated today

Explanation:

Para la pregunta 6: La investigación de John Snow se presenta siguiendo el orden de los eventos a medida que ocurrieron (The Grand Experiment, The Search Broadens, etc.), lo que corresponde al orden cronológico.
Para la pregunta 7: La descripción de la enfermedad de Baby Frances probablemente sigue el orden de los eventos de su enfermedad (desarrollo de síntomas, etc.), por lo que es cronológico.
Para la pregunta 8: Al principio del capítulo 2, el autor usa una historia real de una familia afectada por el cólera para involucrar al lector.
Para la pregunta 9: Después de la historia de la familia Lewis, el autor cambia el enfoque a la investigación de John Snow.
Para la pregunta 10: La remoción del lecho sanitario y el pozo demuestra un punto de inflexión en salud pública y explica epidemiología, ya que fue parte de la solución al brote y un avance en el estudio del cólera.
Para la pregunta 11: La sección final muestra que el trabajo de John Snow aún es útil hoy en día, relacionando su investigación con la actualidad del cólera.

Answer:

1. A. Chronological order
2. D. Chronological
3. D. By introducing a real - life family affected by cholera
4. C. By shifting focus to John Snow’s investigation
5. B. To demonstrate a turning point in public health and explaining epidemiology
6. C. To show that John Snow’s work is still useful today