Question

What are three pieces of evidence that support the claim that Jenner has been given credit for starting and spreading the practice of immunization?
ANSWER: Jenner was first vaccinated at the age of 8. Becoming interested in diseases he sought out to create a vaccine for smallpox. Edward Jenner became known as the "father of immunology." When he created the vaccination for smallpox, he tested it and spread it across the world.

(Key points needed to be correct)
He thought to intentionally infect people.
He tested a vaccine.
He sent out the vaccine.
He won many awards.
Others continued his work.

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Answer 1

Answer:

B,D,E

Explanation:

A and C don't apply since neither say nothing about being the first.

B- testing is usually the first stage

D- Awards typically are given to amazing achievements

E- Continuing implies that he was the first

Answer 2

Sample Response: Three pieces of evidence for Jenner getting credit for the spread of immunization are that he tested the practice scientifically, he sent out the vaccine to anyone who wanted it, and he gave the vaccine to someone who gave it to Thomas Jefferson.