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1. a small amount of something that shows you what the rest is or should
be like is called __________.
a) substance b) sample c) example
2. (often of something bad) intentional or planned is called __________.
a) deliberate b) spontaneous c) regular
3. material with particular physical characteristic is called __________.
a) quality b) feature c) substance
4. to allow a substance to flow out from somewhere is called __________.
a) release b) restrict c) escape
5. the place something comes from or starts at, or the cause of something
is called __________.
a) original b) basis c) source
6. a collection or mass especially of something which cannot be counted is
called __________.
a) sum b) amount c) total
7. to have as parts or members, or to be those parts or members is called
__________.
a) comprise b) conclude c) cover
8. any feeling of illness or physical or mental change which is caused by a
particular disease is called __________.
a) disease b) discomfort c) symptom
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bleeding admit ceased
partial massive disrupted
here are many poisonous materials in the world and one of the
most dangerous of these is arsenic. t leads to a very painful
bleeding of the heart. here is no need to
death by the (1) ___________
massive amounts of this poison to kill a person, just
get (2) ___________
a tiny amount is enough. Historians say that Napoleon might
have been poisoned by arsenic. Recently, some researchers (3)
admit
___________ that this poison may not be the only thing that
partial
killed the emperor. Arsenic can be just a/an (4) ___________
cause in his death because the real factor might have been
doctors͛ wrong decisions to treat his stomach illness. Due to this,
Napoleon͛s heart (5) ___________
ceased to beat and eventually he died
of heart attack. hese researchers state that doctors gave
medications which (6) ___________
disrupted his heartbeats.
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 Comprehension Questions page 125

1. What are the theories about Napoleon͛s death?

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2. What was the aim of poisoning Napoleon by the British and French royalists?
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3. What was one idea that Weider was sure of about the arsenic found in
Napoleon͛s hair?
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4. Why was it most likely that Napoleon͛s diet was made up of seafood?
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5. Why did Napoleon have a heart attack according to Steven Karch?

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7. Why would Count of aontholon try get revenge from Napoleon?

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8. What didn͛t hair analysis reveal about Napoleon͛s death?

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9. Why don͛t facts solve the issues any more in our modern world?
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