Answer:
The correct answer to the question: Syphilis can only be spread during stages 1 and 2, would be: false.
Step-by-step explanation:
Syphilis is a sexually transmittable disease caused by a bacteria. I can only be gotten through sexual activity, or contact with the body fluids or lessions of someone infected, but in order for this contagion to be possible, the person must either be in the initial, or stage 1 of the infection, stage 2 of the infection, or if they are in a stage called the latent stage. This latter, the latent stage, is usually the more dangerous because people don´t tend to show signs, or symptoms of it, which does not mean that the infection is not there. So, in general, there would be really three, out of the four, stages, during which syphilis can be spread to others, and not just the two initial ones. This is why the statement is false.