27. read the sentence from paragraph 2 of \hard facts.\ modern - day police often use teeth to help id victims of accidents and foul play. what does foul mean as it is used in the sentence? a wrongful b unpleasant c make certain d out - of - bounds 28. read the sentences from paragraph 3 of \hard facts.\ teeth, however, are not indestructible. all are susceptible to decay.

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### Question 27
# Brief Explanations:
To determine the meaning of "foul" in the sentence, we analyze the context. "Foul play" in a legal/police context refers to illegal or wrongful actions (like crimes). Option A "wrongful" fits as it relates to improper or illegal acts. Option B "unpleasant" is too vague. Option C "make certain" is irrelevant. Option D "out - of - bounds" is more for sports or physical boundaries, not for describing criminal acts.
# Answer:
A. wrongful

### Question 28 (assuming the question is to find the meaning of "susceptible")
# Brief Explanations:
In the sentence "All are susceptible to decay", the context is about teeth and decay. "Susceptible" here means being likely or prone to be affected by something. So it means teeth are likely to experience decay. If we were to match with common definitions, "susceptible" means easily affected or prone to (in this case, prone to decay).
# Answer:
(If we assume common options like "prone", "likely to be affected by", etc. But since the full question for 28 isn't shown, based on the sentence, the meaning of "susceptible" here is "prone to" or "likely to be affected by" decay.)

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