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1. Celiac disease results from an inability of the digestive tract, specifically the small intestine, to absorb gluten, a protein found in wheat, barley, and certain other grains. The body’s immune system attacks the gluten as if the protein were a harmful pathogen, often resulting in serious damage to the intestinal lining. People who suffer from celiac disease must eliminate gluten from their diets. Symptoms of the disease include abdominal cramps, bloating, and anemia. If the statements above are true, which of the following assertions can be made on the basis of them? A Anyone who suffers from celiac disease will experience anemia. B Eliminating gluten from one’s diet will cure celiac disease. C People experiencing abdominal cramps, bloating, and anemia have celiac disease. D Gluten is found only in grains. E The human body cannot always recognize harmless substances.
2. Mayville Airport and Newcomb Airport have the same number of flight departures each day. Mayville Airport experiences 26 departure delays per 100 flights, while Newcomb Airport experiences 20 departure delays per 100 flights. When delays caused by bad weather are disregarded, Mayville Airport has 5 fewer departure delays per 100 flights than Newcomb Airport does. Which of the following conclusions is best supported by the information given above? A Bad weather causes a greater number of departure delays at Mayville Airport than at Newcomb Airport. B On average, the weather at Mayville Airport is worse than it is at Newcomb Airport. C Mechanical problems cause a greater number of delays at Newcomb Airport than at Mayville Airport. D The fleet of airplanes leaving from Newcomb Airport is better equipped to handle inclement weather than the fleet of airplanes leaving from Mayville Airport. E Mayville Airport experiences a greater number of arrival delays per 100 flights than Newcomb Airport does.
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