https://padlet.com/ellayyy/r6mwwfgpk0sgmrlx Read and Answer en-us 2021-11-14 19:35:46 UTC 2021-11-14 20:01:23 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f440.png ellayyy https://padlet.com/ellayyy/r6mwwfgpk0sgmrlx/wish/1889587379 1. Identify the claim in this paragraph.
2. What language choices in this paragraph indicate that the writer is making an argument and not just presenting information?
3. What types of support does the writer provide to support the claim]]> 2021-11-14 19:40:56 UTC https://padlet.com/ellayyy/r6mwwfgpk0sgmrlx/wish/1889587379 ellayyy https://padlet.com/ellayyy/r6mwwfgpk0sgmrlx/wish/1889588116 Unfortunately, we have spent more time and energy trying to kill harmful bacteria than investigating the important roles the beneficial bacteria play in keeping us healthy. It is easy to understand why this has occurred: antibiotics have improved quality of life provided by treating bacterial infections. After the discovery of antibiotics, the prevalence of infectious diseases declined and many infections that would have once killed many thousands of people can now usually be treated. For example, before antibiotics, “90 percent of children would die if they contracted bacterial meningitis; now most cases fully recover if treated early” (Finlay and Arrietta 7). Since the discovery of antibiotics along with other medical advancements like vaccines, life expectancy rates in developed countries including the United States have significantly increased.]]> 2021-11-14 19:42:03 UTC https://padlet.com/ellayyy/r6mwwfgpk0sgmrlx/wish/1889588116 ellayyy https://padlet.com/ellayyy/r6mwwfgpk0sgmrlx/wish/1889590285 Unfortunately, we have spent more time and energy trying to kill harmful bacteria than investigating the important roles the beneficial bacteria play in keeping us healthy. It is easy to understand why this has occurred: antibiotics have improved quality of life provided by treating bacterial infections. After the discovery of antibiotics, the prevalence of infectious diseases declined and many infections that would have once killed many thousands of people can now usually be treated. For example, before antibiotics, “90 percent of children would die if they contracted bacterial meningitis; now most cases fully recover if treated early” (Finlay and Arrietta 7). Since the discovery of antibiotics along with other medical advancements like vaccines, life expectancy rates in developed countries including the United States have significantly increased.]]> 2021-11-14 19:45:05 UTC https://padlet.com/ellayyy/r6mwwfgpk0sgmrlx/wish/1889590285 ellayyy https://padlet.com/ellayyy/r6mwwfgpk0sgmrlx/wish/1889590559 Unfortunately, we have spent more time and energy trying to kill harmful bacteria than investigating the important roles the beneficial bacteria play in keeping us healthy. It is easy to understand why this has occurred: antibiotics have improved quality of life provided by treating bacterial infections. After the discovery of antibiotics, the prevalence of infectious diseases declined and many infections that would have once killed many thousands of people can now usually be treated. For example, before antibiotics, “90 percent of children would die if they contracted bacterial meningitis; now most cases fully recover if treated early” (Finlay and Arrietta 7). Since the discovery of antibiotics along with other medical advancements like vaccines, life expectancy rates in developed countries including the United States have significantly increased.]]> 2021-11-14 19:45:30 UTC https://padlet.com/ellayyy/r6mwwfgpk0sgmrlx/wish/1889590559 ellayyy https://padlet.com/ellayyy/r6mwwfgpk0sgmrlx/wish/1889590914 Unfortunately, we have spent more time and energy trying to kill harmful bacteria than investigating the important roles the beneficial bacteria play in keeping us healthy. It is easy to understand why this has occurred: antibiotics have improved quality of life provided by treating bacterial infections. After the discovery of antibiotics, the prevalence of infectious diseases declined and many infections that would have once killed many thousands of people can now usually be treated. For example, before antibiotics, “90 percent of children would die if they contracted bacterial meningitis; now most cases fully recover if treated early” (Finlay and Arrietta 7). Since the discovery of antibiotics along with other medical advancements like vaccines, life expectancy rates in developed countries including the United States have significantly increased.]]> 2021-11-14 19:46:01 UTC https://padlet.com/ellayyy/r6mwwfgpk0sgmrlx/wish/1889590914