The article Battling Cancer: One Woman's Journey suggests that in addition to surgery to remove the cancerous cells, chemotherapy treatment would be necessary to-A) to boost her immune system B) to cure the virus that caused the cancer. C) to reduce the number of blood cells in her body. D) to reduce the chance that the cancer would reoccur. Eliminate 8) Julianne argues that her test results couldn't show a serious abnormality since - A) She is not a smoker. B) She works at a hospital. C) She is only 24 years-old. D) There is no history of cancer in her family. 9) "Julianne had dreamed of having children ever since she was a child herself, so this news was very encouraging." What does this quotation suggest is another fear Julianne was experiencing? A) She feared that the cancer would spread. B) She feared that her cancer would return. C) She feared that she might pass on the disease to her own children. D) She feared that the cancer and the treatments would leave her infertile.

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Belinda Banks

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26 April, 12:56

The article Battling Cancer: One Woman's Journey suggests that in addition to surgery to remove the cancerous cells, chemotherapy treatment would be necessary to-A) to boost her immune system B) to cure the virus that caused the cancer. C) to reduce the number of blood cells in her body. D) to reduce the chance that the cancer would reoccur. Eliminate 8) Julianne argues that her test results couldn't show a serious abnormality since - A) She is not a smoker. B) She works at a hospital. C) She is only 24 years-old. D) There is no history of cancer in her family. 9) "Julianne had dreamed of having children ever since she was a child herself, so this news was very encouraging." What does this quotation suggest is another fear Julianne was experiencing? A) She feared that the cancer would spread. B) She feared that her cancer would return. C) She feared that she might pass on the disease to her own children. D) She feared that the cancer and the treatments would leave her infertile.

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Charles · Answer 1

The message in this passage is rather a pessimistic one: it says that not much has changed and that Cambodia is still a tough place to live in. It does not speak of change, but rather of illusion of change: "the same people [are] in charge".

the correct answer is: (2) Though governments change, circumstances

often remain the same.