Làm và tìm dẫn chứng (thông tin trong bài) của mỗi câu (tiếng anh không phải tiếng việt) outterflies.,Part 3. Read the folowing passage then choose the correct answer (A, B, C, or i),the questions.,AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION,There are some diseases for which we know no cure. For many of these, however, scientists have,been able to discover a means of prevention. Smallpox is such a disease.,In the $18^{th}$ century, millions of people died of smallpox, while many others who recovered from,the disease were left scared for life. Today, it is rare to find a case at all.,By 1780, doctors had noticed that once person had smallpox, he became immune to it. From this,observation, the theory of inoculation was developed. Inoculation is a way of deliberately giving a person,a disease by placing disease matter under the skin. When this is done, the person may develop mmild,case of the disease, but from then on he is safe from a severe attack.,Using this principle, an English doctor named Edward Jenner set to work against smallpox. He,found that persons who had had a milder disease called cowpox could not catch smallpox. The cowpox,seemed to make them immune. By taking some bacteria from the arm of a person who was ill with,cowpox, and giving it to a healthy person, Jenner found that he could transfer the immunity. Jenner's,process came to be known as vaccination, from the Latin word "vacca", meaning "cow". Because of,vaccination, smallpox, one of the man's greatest enemies, has been practically wiped out.,1. While not directly stated, it may be inferred from the article that __________,A. There is no good cure for smallpox. B. smallpox has almost disappeared.,C. smallpox and cowpox are similar diseases. D. smallpox can disfigure people who suffer from it.,2. This article as a whole tells us__________,A. about an English doctor named Edward Jenner B. all about inoculation.,C. all about vaccination. D. how a terrible disease was conquered.,3. Vaccination means___________,A. Wiping out smallpox. B. Preventing diseases by prescribing medicine.,C. transferring immunity from one person to another. D. protecting cows from cowpox.,4. Inoculation against smallpox means_______________,A. giving a person some medicine to take. B. placing diseased matter under his skin.,C. injecting him with some drugs. D. deliberately coming into contact with smallpox patients.,5. Which sentence is NOT true?,A. The principle of inoculation was well-known before 1700.,B. People who have been ill with cowpox are immune to smallpox.,C. Vaccination can prevent smallpox. D. In the $18^6$ century, millions of people died of smallpox,E. WRITING,Part 1. Rewrite each of the following sentences in such a way that it means exactly the same as the

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Làm và tìm dẫn chứng (thông tin trong bài) của mỗi câu (tiếng anh không phải tiếng việt) outterflies.,Part 3. Read the folowing passage then choose the correct answer (A, B, C, or i),the questions.,AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION,There are some diseases for which we know no cure. For many of these, however, scientists have,been able to discover  a means of prevention. Smallpox is such a disease.,In the $18^{th}$ century, millions of people died of smallpox, while many others who recovered from,the disease were left scared for life. Today, it is rare to find a case at all.,By 1780, doctors had noticed that once person had smallpox, he became immune to it. From this,observation, the theory of inoculation was developed. Inoculation is a way of deliberately giving a person,a disease by placing disease matter under the skin. When this is done,  the person may develop  mmild,case of the disease, but from then on he is safe from a severe attack.,Using this principle, an English doctor named Edward Jenner set to work against smallpox. He,found that persons who had had a milder disease called cowpox could not catch smallpox. The cowpox,seemed to make them immune. By taking some bacteria from the arm of a person who was ill with,cowpox, and giving it to a healthy person, Jenner found that he could transfer the immunity. Jenner&#x27;s,process came to be known as vaccination, from the Latin word "vacca", meaning "cow". Because of,vaccination, smallpox, one of the man&#x27;s greatest enemies, has been practically wiped out.,1. While not directly stated, it may be inferred from the article that __________,A. There is no good cure for smallpox. B. smallpox has almost disappeared.,C. smallpox and cowpox are similar diseases. D. smallpox can disfigure people who suffer from it.,2. This article as a whole tells us__________,A. about an English doctor named Edward Jenner B. all about inoculation.,C. all about vaccination. D. how a terrible disease was conquered.,3. Vaccination means___________,A. Wiping out smallpox. B. Preventing diseases by prescribing medicine.,C. transferring immunity from one person to another. D. protecting cows from cowpox.,4. Inoculation against smallpox means_______________,A. giving a person some medicine to take. B. placing diseased matter under his skin.,C. injecting him with some drugs. D. deliberately coming into contact with smallpox patients.,5. Which sentence is NOT true?,A. The principle of inoculation was well-known before 1700.,B. People who have been ill with cowpox are immune to smallpox.,C. Vaccination can prevent smallpox. D. In the $18^6$ century, millions of people died of smallpox,E. WRITING,Part 1. Rewrite each of the following sentences in such a way that it means exactly the same as the

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1. B

2. C

3. C

4. B

5. A

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1. While not directly stated, it may be inferred from the article that __________
Answer: B. smallpox has almost disappeared.
Evidence: "Today, it is rare to find a case at all."

2. This article as a whole tells us__________
Answer: D. how a terrible disease was conquered.
Evidence: The article discusses how smallpox, one of man&#x27;s greatest enemies, has been practically wiped out through vaccination.

3. Vaccination means___________
Answer: C. transferring immunity from one person to another.
Evidence: "By taking some bacteria from the arm of a person who was ill with cowpox, and giving it to a healthy person, Jenner found that he could transfer the immunity."

4. Inoculation against smallpox means_______________
Answer: B. placing diseased matter under his skin.
Evidence: "Inoculation is a way of deliberately giving a person a disease by placing disease matter under the skin."

5. Which sentence is NOT true?
Answer: A. The principle of inoculation was well-known before 1700.
Evidence: There is no evidence in the passage to support this statement.

For the writing part, please provide me with the sentences you would like me to rewrite so that they mean exactly the same as the original sentences.

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