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When Martin was shot in 1822 he was aged:Read the answer and worked solution →Which doctor was called to treat Martin?Read the answer and worked solution →After a year and a half, what was left in Martin's stomach?Read the answer and worked solution →The hole in Martin's stomach was covered by a loose flap of:Read the answer and worked solution →Dr. Beaumont put pieces of boiled fish into:Read the answer and worked solution →How many tiny pieces of fish did he use?Read the answer and worked solution →When he checked at two in the afternoon, the fish pieces had:Read the answer and worked solution →Beaumont found that food digests faster in the stomach than in:Read the answer and worked solution →How long did unboiled milk take to digest in the stomach?Read the answer and worked solution →Which food took the longest to digest in the glass?Read the answer and worked solution →We are told to chew well so that the food:Read the answer and worked solution →Order Beaumont's experimentRead the answer and worked solution →Match each food to its timeRead the answer and worked solution →Which took longer to digestRead the answer and worked solution →True or false on digestionRead the answer and worked solution →Fill the gaps on the experimentRead the answer and worked solution →Quick picks on digestionRead the answer and worked solution →Chittibabu and Chinnababu live in the town of:Read the answer and worked solution →The brothers liked to eat unripe mangoes with chilly powder and:Read the answer and worked solution →The mango pickles their mother made lasted until:Read the answer and worked solution →Making mamidi tandra was said to need:Read the answer and worked solution →For the mamidi tandra they bought a mat woven from the leaves of:Read the answer and worked solution →The poles they bought were of which tree?Read the answer and worked solution →The string they bought was made of:Read the answer and worked solution →Green coriander stays fresh for a day or two if you:Read the answer and worked solution →Onion and garlic keep best in a place that is:Read the answer and worked solution →In the class experiment, what was sprinkled on the bread?Read the answer and worked solution →How to keep each food freshRead the answer and worked solution →Quick picks on keeping foodRead the answer and worked solution →Spot the one that does not fitRead the answer and worked solution →

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When Martin was shot in 1822 he was aged:

  1. Eighteen
  2. Nineteen
  3. Seventeen
  4. Fifteen
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Correct answer: A. Eighteen

1. Martin was a soldier who was shot by mistake. 2. In 1822 he was eighteen years old and very healthy. 3. So the correct answer is eighteen. _Source: syllabus Environmental Studies, 'Looking Around', Ch 3 'From Tasting to Digesting'_

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Which doctor was called to treat Martin?

  1. Broadbent
  2. Beaumont
  3. Blackmore
  4. Braithwaite
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Correct answer: B. Beaumont

1. The wound was serious and needed a doctor. 2. Dr. Beaumont was called to treat him. 3. He cleaned the wound and put on the dressing. _Source: syllabus Environmental Studies, 'Looking Around', Ch 3 'From Tasting to Digesting'_

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After a year and a half, what was left in Martin's stomach?

  1. A big scar
  2. A big cyst
  3. A big hole
  4. A big lump
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Correct answer: C. A big hole

1. The wound healed except for one thing. 2. Martin had a big hole in his stomach. 3. It was covered with a loose flap of skin. _Source: syllabus Environmental Studies, 'Looking Around', Ch 3 'From Tasting to Digesting'_

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