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Question Number: 1
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Question: Traveling one mile on a bike is almost ____ times more likely to be fatal as traveling one mile in a car. (Based on Great Britain stats from 1991-2000)
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Question Number: 2
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Question: The rate of deaths from hot air balloon accidents is ____ times higher than the death rate from hunting accidents.
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Question Number: 3
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Question: Falls at home account for approximately ____ percent of the annual 30,000 deaths in homes.
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Question Number: 4
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Question: Every year, around ____ people unintentionally suffocate or strangle themselves in bed.
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Question Number: 5
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Question: Indoor air pollution is estimated to be anywhere from ____ to ____ times as high as outdoor pollution.
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Question Number: 6
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Question: More than _______ people each year go to the emergency room for money-related injuries.
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Question Number: 7
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Question: How many people are killed each year by falling vending machines?
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Question Number: 8
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Question: Food poisoning accounts for approximately how many hospitilization occurances annually?
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Question Number: 9
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Question: The annual U.S. death rate from fires is just over ______.
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Question Number: 10
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Question: Exposure to ionizing radiation at 37,000 feet (flying in a plane) is _______ times higher than it would be at sea level.
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Question Number: 11
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Question: Men between the ages of 25 and 34 are more than ___ times more likely as a woman to die in an accident.
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Question Number: 12
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Question: Vacation risks: A 4 year review of admissions to the Provincial Hospital in Papua, New Guinea, published in 1984 in the Journal of Trauma, showed that ____ percent of all head, back and shoulder injuries were from falling coconuts.
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Question Number: 13
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Question: The ratio of deaths for experienced whitewater paddlers to inexperienced whitewater paddlers is:
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