Are Mobile Phones Really Dangerous?
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- Q1
1. What is the "inconvenient truth" The Observer claimed to reveal to its
readers? (par. 1)
Users enter free textType an Answer300s - Q2
1. The evidence of the research is actually more significant than the public is made to believe. (par. 1)
falsetrueTrue or False300s - Q3
2. The radiation emitted by mobile phones has insufficient power for causing
electrons to become ions. (par. 3)
truefalseTrue or False300s - Q4
1. Cellphones have been represented as dangerous because (par. 2)
a. they can cause brain tumours
d. people are aware of the lethal effects of nuclear fall-out
b. their impact is similar to that of X-rays
c. any kind of radiation is seen as a health hazard
300s - Q5
2. The reason X-rays can lead to formation of cancerous tumours is that (par. 3)
d. they are incapable of producing enough energy
b. they are capable of separating electrons from their atoms
c. it is impossible for them to transform electrons into ions
a. they are classified as non-ionizing radiation
300s - Q6
7. The word "those" (par. 5, line 2) refers to
d. phones
a. people
c. animals
b. doses
120s - Q7
10. The word "solid" (par. 6, line 1) means
d. pure
c. valid
b. continuous
a. rigid
120s - Q8
12. What connector can best fill in the blank in paragraph 9, line 1?
b. Similarly
a. Moreover
d. Nevertheless
c. Therefore
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