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    Math WHLP Week 6: Claire Dayne Noela L. Ansula Grade 10 - Archimedes

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    The document is a math worksheet about quackery, or the promotion of fraudulent or misleading medical practices. It asks multiple choice questions to test understanding of quackery, such as defining a quack, identifying examples of quackery, distinguishing quacks from legitimate practitioners, and identifying different forms of quackery like medical, diet, and nutrition quackery. The questions assess comprehension of how quacks make unrealistic health claims without evidence and credentials, unlike legitimate medicine.

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    The document is a math worksheet about quackery, or the promotion of fraudulent or misleading medical practices. It asks multiple choice questions to test understanding of quackery, such as defining a quack, identifying examples of quackery, distinguishing quacks from legitimate practitioners, and identifying different forms of quackery like medical, diet, and nutrition quackery. The questions assess comprehension of how quacks make unrealistic health claims without evidence and credentials, unlike legitimate medicine.

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    The document is a math worksheet about quackery, or the promotion of fraudulent or misleading medical practices. It asks multiple choice questions to test understanding of quackery, such as defining a quack, identifying examples of quackery, distinguishing quacks from legitimate practitioners, and identifying different forms of quackery like medical, diet, and nutrition quackery. The questions assess comprehension of how quacks make unrealistic health claims without evidence and credentials, unlike legitimate medicine.

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    Math WHLP Week 6: Claire Dayne Noela L. Ansula Grade 10 - Archimedes

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    Claire Dayne Noela L.

    Ansula Grade 10 – Archimedes

    MATH WHLP WEEK 6


    1. Which of the statements best describe a quack? 
    A. A sound resonated from a duck  

    B. A person who sells legitimate medicine 

    C. An individual who has the credentials and proper training to practice medicine

    D. An individual who pretends to have the skills to practice medicine   

    2. Which among the statements is NOT an example of quackery?

    A. A person selling snake oil that claims to be a miracle cure for cancer.

    B. A person selling a bracelet that claims to alleviate the effects of diabetes. 


    C. When a person sells you products which has solid scientifically proven basis for   his claims.  

    D. When a person promotes "Silver Solution," a so-called cure for COVID-19 with no  solid scientific proof. 

    3. Which of the following is not a form of quackery? 

    A. Medical quackery 

    B. Diet quackery 

    C. Nutrition quackery 

    D. Device quackery 

    4. How can a person distinguish a possible quack from the legitimate 


    products/services? 
    A. A quack usually offers products believed to have miracle benefits for your   health.  

    B. A quack usually gives proven information from reliable sources of health  information. 

    C. A quack will always tell you the dangers of using his/her promoted products. 

    D. A quack gives feedback and suggestions to the product/services that you are  using/availing. 

    5. Selling a miracle cream which claims to make your skin look young and  rejuvenates your skin
    like a child after the first use without scientific basis is an  example of 

    A. Device quackery 

    B. Diet quackery 

    C. Nutrition quackery 

    D. Medical quacker 

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