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Inventions and Inventors

Question 9 • F26 World History A - LA

What conclusion can be drawn about the relationship of Joseph Lister’s and Louis Pasteur’s work?

Answer
A
Lister’s work was only made possible by Pasteur’s discoveries.
B
Lister and Pasteur could not have made their discoveries separately.
C
Lister’s and Pasteur’s discoveries depended on the work of Marie Curie.
D
Pasteur’s work was only made possible by Lister’s discoveries.

Explanation

Pasteur’s research showed that microorganisms cause decay and disease. Lister applied this idea to surgery, using antiseptic methods to reduce infections. So the best conclusion is that Pasteur’s discoveries made Lister’s work possible, rather than the reverse; Marie Curie’s work was unrelated.

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