Reading Comprehension Directions: There are four suggested answers to each of the following questions. Choose the best one according to the passage you have just read Before the publication of the report mentioned in the second paragraph, it was widely believed that A. cancer patients run a greater risk of developing depression B. depressed people are more likely to develop cancer C. the spread of cancerous cells cannot be controlled. D. none of the above 2. The conclusion of the Finish investigation seems to emphasize the effect of A. de B. cigarette smoking C. mood disturbance D. ability of the immune system 3. Which of the following is true of the participants included in the study? A. They were all born between 1978 and 1980 B. They were chosen for the study by psychiatrists C. Most of them had experienced symptoms of depression D. They were not sufferers of cancer when registering for the study. 4. If women participants equaled to men participants in number and smoking had the same effect on both sexed it can be inferred that A. fewer women than men were diagnosed as having cancer B. men run greater risk of developing lung cancer than women C. the study included fewer women smokers than men smokers D. most women did not allow the researchers to compare them with men 5. The last paragraph explains A. why it is difficult for heavy smokers to kick their habit B. why heavy smokers are more severely depressed than others C. why the severely depressed smokers had the highest lung cancer rates D. why depressed people suffer from mood-inspired immune breakdownsReading Comprehension Directions: There are four suggested answers to each of the following questions. Choose the best one according to the passage you have just read. 1. Before the publication of the report mentioned in the second paragraph, it was widely believed that A. cancer patients run a greater risk of developing depression. B. depressed people are more likely to develop cancer. C. the spread of cancerous cells cannot be controlled. D. none of the above. 2. The conclusion of the Finish investigation seems to emphasize the effect of A. depression. B. cigarette smoking. C. mood disturbance. D. ability of the immune system. 3. Which of the following is true of the participants included in the study? A. They were all born between 1978 and 1980. B. They were chosen for the study by psychiatrists. C. Most of them had experienced symptoms of depression. D. They were not sufferers of cancer when registering for the study. 4. If women participants equaled to men participants in number and smoking had the same effect on both sexed, it can be inferred that A. fewer women than men were diagnosed as having cancer. B. men run greater risk of developing lung cancer than women. C. the study included fewer women smokers than men smokers. D. most women did not allow the researchers to compare them with men. 5. The last paragraph explains A. why it is difficult for heavy smokers to kick their habit. B. why heavy smokers are more severely depressed than others. C. why the severely depressed smokers had the highest lung cancer rates. D. why depressed people suffer from mood-inspired immune breakdowns