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== Reading and Math Skills ==
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<quiz display=simple shuffle=none>
  
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{Which is (likely) the more serious physical injury? type="()"}
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-MAIS 1
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+MAIS 3
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{When the four listed methods of suicide are considered together, what were the top five leading causes of injury deaths in Americans aged 15-24 in 2018 (from highest to lowest)? type="{}"}
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{ 5 } Unintentional drowning
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{ 1 } Motor vehicle crashes
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{ 2 } Suicide
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{ 3 } Unintentional poisoning
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{ 4 } Homicide by firearm
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(As an aside: What might explain the high number of "unintentional poisoning"?)
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{According to NHTSA, what was the total economic and societal costs of motor vehicle crashes in 2010 (expressed in billions of 2010 dollars)? type="{}"}
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{ 836 }
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{What is this same value expressed in billions of of 2019 dollars? type="{}"}
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{ 900-1200 _5}
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{Assuming that statistics for deaths from causes other than COVID-19 have not changed significantly since 2018, was COVID-19 one of the 10 leading causes of death among people 25-34 in 2020? type="()"}
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+Yes
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-No
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</quiz>

Revision as of 14:10, 23 February 2021

Reading and Math Skills

1 Which is (likely) the more serious physical injury? type="()"

MAIS 1
MAIS 3

2 When the four listed methods of suicide are considered together, what were the top five leading causes of injury deaths in Americans aged 15-24 in 2018 (from highest to lowest)? type="{}"

3 According to NHTSA, what was the total economic and societal costs of motor vehicle crashes in 2010 (expressed in billions of 2010 dollars)? type="{}"

4 What is this same value expressed in billions of of 2019 dollars? type="{}"

5 Assuming that statistics for deaths from causes other than COVID-19 have not changed significantly since 2018, was COVID-19 one of the 10 leading causes of death among people 25-34 in 2020? type="()"

Yes
No

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