Self-Por-trait(肖像) with the Spanish Flu shows him sitting in front of his bed with a tired face.( )51. Shakespeare got to writing becauseA. he was asked to do soB. it was his workC. he wanted to be famousD. he had lots of free time()52. In 1606, Shakespeare wrote many ...
【解析】所改之处在第一行,epidemic意为“流行病”,是可数名词,one of后面需要接名词的复数形式,所以把单数名词epidemic改为复数名词epidemics,故答案为“将epidemic改为epidemics”. 2.【答案】将attempted改为attempting 【解析】所改之处在第二行,attempte意为“试图”,是动词,前面有was,所以这里是过去进行时,...
Despite not originating in Spain, the 1918 influenza pandemic is commonly known as the "Spanish flu"-a name that reflects a tendency in public health history to associate new infectious diseases with foreign nationals and foreign countries. Intentional or not, an effect of this naming convention ...
Did a viral epidemic hit London in 1606 or in 1919?3. When did Isaac Newton first write the papers on calculus?4. Where was Edvard Munch living in 1919?5. Why did Shakespeare get to writing? 相关知识点: 试题来源: 解析 1. It is Edvard Munch's work. 2. A viral epidemic hit ...
(S1)In fact, let's look at a model of a virus spread through the air, like the Spanish Flu back in 1918.(S2)So here'swhatwould happen: It would spread throughout the world very, very quickly.(S3)And you can see over 30 million people died from that epidemic.(S4)So this is a...
3. How many people did the Spanish Flu kill? 4. Why do people need to get the vaccine every year? 5. What can we do to strengthen our immune system? 答案 答案: 1. About a week.;2.They try home treatments like herbal tea or chicken soup.;3.About 50 million...
SCOTLAND is bracing itself for a flu epidemic which it is feared could kill 70,000 - the population of a town like East Kilbride. The Scottish Executive has announced it's buying 1.2 million doses of Tamiflu, an anti-viral drug, allowing one-in-four of the population to be treated in ...
David Mathews projected 1 million Americans would die in the 1976 flu season unless action was taken. Citing the “strong possibility” of a swine flu pandemic, CDC Director David Sencer recommended an unprecedented plan: a mass vaccination of U.S. citizens. The Spanish Flu Was Deadlier Than ...
For manager Edward Grant Barrow, an old school “small ball” man, Babe’s stuff was purely a circus act. Instead of choking up on the bat and laying down bunts or chopping singles the way Ty Cobb did, Ruth gripped the bat low near the knob, and swung with a ferocious long-arcing,...
1918: Spanish flu During the influenza epidemic of 1918, quarantine centers and emergency military hospitals like this one in Camp Funston, Kansas, were constructed at various outposts throughout the U.S. A third of the world's population was infected, and at least 50 million died (675,000...