Question

After the gas attack, the speaker describes victims as drowning," "yelling out," and "stumbling."

Based on this description, how is the gas attack harming soldiers? Which effects of gas are implied?
Check all of the boxes that apply.
instant death
extreme pain
lung damage
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Answer 1

Lifeguards must be able to recognize hazardous situations to prevent injury. ...... Executing water-based rescues to get to a victim, moving the victim to safety ..... on the lifeguard stand performing patron surveillance and they also check on things ..... in pool or hot tub water, chlorine produces a chemical called hypochlorous ...

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Answer 2

The correct answers are B) extreme pain and C) lung damage.

After the gas attack, the speaker describes victims as drowning," "yelling out," and "stumbling." Based on this description, the gas attack is harming soldiers in the following ways: extreme pain lung damage.

We are referring to the terrible effects of the so-called Mustard Gas during World War 1. During this war in Europe, armies used toxic gases or chemical weapons as part of their arsenal. Chemical gases caused so much damage to soldiers, civilians, and the environment, that was prohibited after the war in 1925, by the Geneva Protocol.