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A hemorrhagic disease was intentionally released by which group?
Group of answer choices
A chemist
New Zealand farmers
Activists
Animal liberation front
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The Animal Liberation Front is a group known for its animal rights activism, and it would be highly unlikely for them to intentionally release a hemorrhagic disease. Similarly, New Zealand farmers wouldn't have any motivation for such an act. While a chemist could theoretically release a hemorrhagic disease, such actions are typically associated with malicious intent rather
than the work of a chemist conducting legitimate research.
Therefore, without more context, it's not possible to accurately determine which group may have intentionally released a hemorrhagic disease. If you have additional information about the specific incident in question, I may be able to provide a more precise answer.
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Which of the following is a positive impact of food irradiation?
Group of answer choices
Sprout inhibition
Kills viruses
Eggs change consistency
Not widely available
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One positive impact of food irradiation is that it kills viruses.
Food irradiation is a process that uses ionizing radiation to eliminate harmful bacteria, parasites,
and viruses in food, thereby improving food safety and extending shelf life. Therefore, the correct choice is:
Kills viruses
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Which of the following is not a biosecurity concern?
Group of answer choices
Biological contamination
Chemical contamination
Yellow 5
Radiological contamination
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Yellow 5 is not a biosecurity concern.
Biosecurity concerns typically revolve around biological agents (such as pathogens or toxins) that pose risks to human, animal, or plant health. Chemical contamination and radiological contamination can also be biosecurity concerns if they involve deliberate or accidental release of hazardous substances with the potential to cause harm to biological organisms.
Therefore, the correct answer is:
Yellow 5
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Imported goods are a biosecurity risk. Group of answer choices
True
False
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True.
Imported goods can indeed pose a biosecurity risk by introducing pests, pathogens, or other biological contaminants into a country or region where they may not be native or where adequate measures to control them may not be in place. Therefore, the statement is true.
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The cult responsible for the Salmonella outbreak in your lecture also possessed Yersinia pestis. Group of answer choices
True
False
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False.
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