The Guinness Book of World Records No Longer Maintains a Record

question 44

Multiple Choice

The Guinness Book of World Records no longer maintains a record for fasting,due to the medical dangers involved.However,in 1971,they included a man,Mr.A.B.,who went 382 days without food.Based on what you know about the normal storage of fat in the human body,it should be apparent that Mr.A.B.​ 

• A)was morbidly obese at the beginning of his fast. 
• B)was probably slightly overweight at the beginning of his fast. 
• C)would only lose fat, not muscle, as a result of his fast. 
• D)must have had a severe case of insulin resistance at the beginning of his fast.

Analyze how religion can both challenge and maintain social power structures.

Discuss the significance of religious texts and symbols in shaping gender roles and societal expectations.

Understand the processes involved in religious conversion and the factors influencing individual belief systems.

Appreciate the global diversity of religious belief and its impact on societal norms and values.

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