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Module Two: The Nature of Science, continued Page 2.1.3 The Ghost Map: Other social reformers of the period 2 MULTIPLE-CHOICE QUESTIONS > \ If John Snow’s waterborne theory were correct, what effect would you expect the introduction of sewage into the Thames to have on the number of cholera deaths in London? The number of deaths would increase because of increased levels of methane in the water. The number of deaths would decrease because of relatively increased air quality. The number of deaths would increase because more people would be drinking water that could contain cholera. The number of deaths would stay the same because the source of the water would remain constant. Correct. The introduction of sewage to the Thames would increase the amount of people being exposed to tainted water. 2 MULTIPLE-CHOICE QUESTIONS ‘ < |3 What portion of the Thames would you expect to produce cholera deaths at the highest rate? All portions would be expected to be the same. the portion directly before where sewage was introduced portions where there was no sewage in the vicinity the portion directly following where sewage was introduced Correct. The concentration of cholera would be highest where the sewage was introduced to the Thames.

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