In Korea, How Did Religious Practice Change with Regard to Autopsies

question 14

Multiple Choice

In Korea, how did religious practice change with regard to autopsies?

• A) Religious leaders forbid autopsies.
• B) A religious service was developed for use with autopsies.
• C) Egyptian traditions were fused with Korean customs.
• D) Most people abandoned religious ceremonies because of their opposition to autopsies.

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