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Directions: An illness that is likely to be fatal is:

  1. A
    Mortal
  2. B
    Serious
  3. C
    Slight
  4. D
    Temporary

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The word 'mortal' means causing or accompanied by death, or fatal. Therefore, an illness that is likely to lead to death is described as a mortal illness.
* Serious means severe but not necessarily fatal.
* Slight means minor.
* Temporary means lasting for a limited time.

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Directions: An illness that is likely to be fatal is:
A
Mortal
B
Serious
C
Slight
D
Temporary

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