Bad, bad teacher.

Bought a kayak.  Abandoned you and all of my other responsibilities completely. And my absence and neglect is unforgivable, I am posting a sample test question so you have an idea of what to expect on the first day of class.  Hopefully, in this way, I can redeem myself. Here it is:

 Mukherjee argues that the reasons for what seems to be the rarity of incidents of cancer in the distant past compared to today are all of the following except:

Mukherj  

                             a. Cancer is an age related disease--more people are living long enough to get cancer.

                   b. The capacity to detect cancer earlier and to attribute deaths to it has increased.

                   c.  Technological progress and changes in social habits have radically shifted the     spectrum of cancers.

                   d. Cancer was submerged under a host of other illnesses that claimed lives before cancer could surface.

                   e.  The presence of more environmental influences provides more opportunity for cancer to develop.

Sorry about the formatting!  Blogger is working against me.
Here's another in the form of short answer:

                 Relay the narrative that Mukherjee shares concerning the discovery of X-Rays.

Hopefully, that will make up for things.

The next post will cover enough pages to be back on the official seven page per day schedule.  I will try not to let this happen again.....ahhhhh, summer.