Reading passages

104- The passage implies that .......... . 
A) supernatural powers were more respected than medical surgeons 
B) surgery at this time could be precarious and menacing 
C) only the affluent could afford to get a complete recovery 
D) ignorance and poor hygiene were the direct results of ceaseless wars 
E) the total lack of medicine cost the lives of many people 
105- The passage doesn‘t make it clear-cut whether or not ............. . 
A) the Celts suffered from many and varied ailments 
B) herbal medicine was commonly applied 
C) priests or local wise women were the medical specialists 
D) Celtic people held belief in supernatural power 
E) the Celts had ever been affected by dental disease 
Ecologists have recently discovered dozens of infectious wildlife diseases that pose a significant 
threat to the conservation of global biodiversity and the health of an expanding human population. 
For example, a newly discovered fungal disease has been linked to the drastic decline and possible 
extinction of amphibians in the rain forests of Central America and Australia. Other diseases have led 
to the extinction of African wild dog populations and blindness of kangaroos in Australia. Since 
wildlife can act as a natural reservoir for diseases that are extremely virulent among humans, such as 
influenza and West Nile virus, as the human population expands into wildlife habitat, the conditions 
ripen for a new disease to emerge. Emerging infectious diseases of wildlife are caused by the 
spillover of pathogens from domestic animals to wildlife populations, the transport of domestic and 
wildlife species around the globe, and even climate change in pristine wilderness areas. 
106- Among the reasons of the emergence of infectious diseases, one not mentioned in the 
passage is ............ . 
A) the distribution of animals all over the world 
B) passing of micro-organisms from the tamed animals to the wild ones 
C) simplicity of the curing methods of contagious illnesses 
D) the expansion of the human populations to the wilderness 
E) changing of the climates in the habitats of the wild animals