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Reading comprehension questions for #Vampires for Real, a #LLI resource

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1
What is NOT true about porphyrias?
Need to avoid garlic.
There is a cure.
Passed down in families.
Sunlight blisters the skin.
2
All of the following are ways to spot a vampire EXCEPT:
Vampires must drink any type of blood to stay alive.
Vampires only come out at night as sunshine scorches them.
Vampires have long, sharp fangs.
Vampires fear garlic.
3
What is NOT true about rabies?
It is a brain infection caused by a virus.
Rabies was common in Central Europe in the 18th century.
It travels through the central nervous symptom.
Does not occur in the United States anymore.
4
What is NOT true about pellagra?
Skin turns white and scaly.
Missing essential vitamins from the diet.
May become violent.
Caused by eating mostly corn.
5
Which scientists believe that vampire myths were born from real human illnesses?
David Dolphin
Juan Gomez-Alonso
Louis Pasteur
Jeffrey Hampl
6
Scientists believe that facts can explain vampire legends.
True
False
7
Which are the following are false?
Long ago, people told stories to explain unknown things.
We should use science and facts to explain unknown things.
Reasonable that human illness caused appearance of vampire.
There is evidence that vampires are real.
8
Scientists agree that vampires were real people suffering from vampirism.
True
False