Question

quiz
cdc says taking a dip in your local pool could be refreshing—but risky
1 read the last paragraph of the section \most pools had at least one violation.\
the nearly 50,000 pools included in the analysis arent necessarily a representative sample of public pools throughout the country. that means the results reported by the cdc dont apply to all states or venues, the study authors cautioned. even among the five pool - heavy states that participated in the study, some counties shared more inspection records than others.
which of the following can be inferred from the selection above?
(a) - the cdc wants to increase the range of its study to include more pools.
(b) the cdc believes that counties should be more open about their inspection records.
(c) the cdc does not intend to suggest that all public pools are unsafe.
(d) the cdc wants people to be aware of the huge number of health code violations.
2 which idea is best supported by the data provided in the section \most pools had at least one violation\?
(a) not all public pools are as unhealthy as those analyzed in the study.
(b) public pools are resistant to changing their standards to meet health code requirements.
(c) the model aquatic health codes findings suggest that there is a major need for improvement.
(d) public pools should make their inspection records more available to the public and the government.

Explanation:

1. The text mentions the sample isn't representative of all public pools, so the CDC isn't suggesting all are unsafe.
2. The fact that most pools had at - least one violation implies a need for improvement according to the Model Aquatic Health Code.

Answer:

1. C
2. C