The Causative Agents of Bubonic Plague, Which Killed 100 Million

question 81

Multiple Choice

The causative agents of bubonic plague, which killed 100 million people during the 14th century, were

• A) bacteria.
• B) viruses.
• C) fleas.
• D) rats.
• E) fish.

---

Definitions:

Production Line

An efficient arrangement of machinery and workers in which a product is assembled in a sequence of operations.

Deming

Refers to W. Edwards Deming, an American engineer, statistician, professor, author, lecturer, and management consultant known for his work in quality management.

Anticipation

The act of expecting or foreseeing something, often involves preparing for future events or changes.

Prevention

The action of stopping something from happening or arising, especially in terms of health and disease.