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U12 ReadingOnline version Say True or False by Learn Teach 1 A drop of blood can be used to predict future health risks. Yes No 2 Genetic testing analyzes information found in the cells of the body. Yes No 3 DNA information can only determine a person's risk for diseases they currently have. Yes No 4 Newborn screening is the most common form of genetic testing. Yes No 5 The goal of newborn screening is to find untreatable diseases. Yes No 6 Infants are typically screened for genetic disorders years after birth. Yes No 7 It is very common for a baby to be found with a genetic disorder during screening. Yes No 8 Early treatment for newborn genetic disorders can prevent mental problems. Yes No 9 Predictive gene testing is primarily used for newborns. Yes No 10 Predictive testing is often used by people with a family history of inherited diseases. Yes No 11 Alzheimer’s disease is mentioned as an example of an inherited disease. Yes No 12 A "negative" test result means the person will definitely get the disease. Yes No 13 Jen Thomson felt relieved after her test result was negative. Yes No 14 Jen Thomson's family had a history of colon cancer. Yes No 15 A positive test result can help a person start preventative care. Yes No 16 Dietary changes are one way to manage risks identified by genetic tests. Yes No 17 Surgery is never an option for someone with a positive genetic test. Yes No 18 The text suggests that testing for untreatable diseases is controversial. Yes No 19 Alzheimer’s is currently a treatable disease according to the passage. Yes No 20 An Lee’s husband, Bao, fully supports her decision to get tested. Yes No 21 Bao would personally want to know if he had the Alzheimer’s gene. Yes No 22 A positive test result guarantees that a person will develop the disease. Yes No 23 Some people may worry for years about a disease they never actually get. Yes No 24 Genetic testing only impacts a small number of people. Yes No 25 Everyone is excited about the future of genetics. Yes No 26 DNA contains the sample information needed for the test. Yes No 27 Screening can occur in the hospital shortly after a baby is born. Yes No 28 A negative test result is described as lifting a "weight" off one's shoulders. Yes No 29 Frequent checkups are a form of preventative care. Yes No 30 The text concludes that peeking into our medical future is only for the "better." Yes No

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A drop of blood can be used to predict future health risks.

Genetic testing analyzes information found in the cells of the body.

DNA information can only determine a person's risk for diseases they currently have.

Newborn screening is the most common form of genetic testing.

The goal of newborn screening is to find untreatable diseases.

Infants are typically screened for genetic disorders years after birth.

It is very common for a baby to be found with a genetic disorder during screening.

Early treatment for newborn genetic disorders can prevent mental problems.

Predictive gene testing is primarily used for newborns.

Predictive testing is often used by people with a family history of inherited diseases.

Alzheimer’s disease is mentioned as an example of an inherited disease.

A "negative" test result means the person will definitely get the disease.

Jen Thomson felt relieved after her test result was negative.

Jen Thomson's family had a history of colon cancer.

A positive test result can help a person start preventative care.

Dietary changes are one way to manage risks identified by genetic tests.

Surgery is never an option for someone with a positive genetic test.

The text suggests that testing for untreatable diseases is controversial.

Alzheimer’s is currently a treatable disease according to the passage.

An Lee’s husband, Bao, fully supports her decision to get tested.

Bao would personally want to know if he had the Alzheimer’s gene.

A positive test result guarantees that a person will develop the disease.

Some people may worry for years about a disease they never actually get.

Genetic testing only impacts a small number of people.

Everyone is excited about the future of genetics.

DNA contains the sample information needed for the test.

Screening can occur in the hospital shortly after a baby is born.

A negative test result is described as lifting a "weight" off one's shoulders.

Frequent checkups are a form of preventative care.

The text concludes that peeking into our medical future is only for the "better."