The answer for this question is true!!
Doctors today would cure the Bubonic plague with a consistent treatment of antibiotics.
1 is false, alcohol is considered a drug, so 1 is not wholly correct.
Large sums of alcohol for long periods of time will ultimately damage organs, although, since alcohol can come addictive, and that a small amount could cause a lifetime of drinking, which will damage organs, so I really don't know for 2, but would say false.
There are ways to cure alcoholism. It is chronic, so it can not be cured by medicine or vaccination, instead, a chronic disease requires ongoing, often indefinite treatment to maintain control over symptoms.
4 sounds true to me, because gender is a correct factor, and weight sounds as if it would be, not completely sure, but I would think it is true.
So:
1 false
2 false
3 true
4 true
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<span>Today, Polonians in the United States
exceeds 10 million. Polonians (Poles or Polish Americans) are inhabitants of Poland, living in the United States. The history of Poles in the United
States dates
to the American Colonial era in 1608 and had lived in present-day United States
territories for over 400 years.</span>
Polish American
immigration was divided into three "waves" by historians:
<span>1. </span>the largest from
1870 to 1914, after World War II, and
<span>2. </span>after Poland's
independence in 1989
<span>Immigrants in all
three waves were attracted by the high wages and job opportunities for
unskilled manual labor in the United States (American mining, meatpacking,
construction, steelwork, and heavy industry</span>