Question

3 multiple choice 1 point how can you treat malaria? antibiotic drugs viral drugs penicillin shot antimalaria drugs 4 multiple choice 1 point what is the challenge with treating malaria with drugs? malaria parasites run fast and evade the drugs in a human body malaria parasites vary in size, and the drugs have to be much bigger than the parasite malaria parasites have changes due to natural selection that occur, and the parasites can become resistant to certain drugs malaria parasites are good big for most of the drugs given to treat it, and the drugs dont always work

Explanation:

For question 3: The provided text states malaria can be treated with antimalaria drugs, which is the specific treatment for this parasitic disease. Antibiotics target bacteria, viral drugs target viruses, and penicillin is an antibiotic, so they are not correct.
For question 4: The text notes that malaria parasites adapt via natural selection to become resistant to certain drugs, making treatment challenging. The other options do not match the described challenge.

Answer:

1. D. antimalaria drugs
2. C. malaria parasites have changes due to natural selection that occur, and the parasites can become resistant to certain drugs