Can someone read this and help me answer the questions based on what u read pls guys. This science hw

As we grow from child to adult, the cells in our body become larger and are less able to divide and multiply.

2. We do not want our body cells to divide all the time as if a cell can not stop dividing when it is supposed to stop, this can lead to a disease called cancer.

3. Cells become cancerous when they are constantly dividing.

4. Some problems with cancer cells are that they are  abnormal cells that divide uncontrollably and have the ability to infiltrate and destroy normal body tissue.

5. Cancer risk factors include exposure to chemicals or other substances, as well as certain behaviors.

6. Tumors are formed when  orderly process breaks down, and abnormal or damaged cells grow and multiply when they shouldn't. These cells may form tumors, which are lumps of tissue.

A name for illnesses when aberrant cells are more uncontrollably and have the potential to get in surrounding tissues. Via the blood and lymphatic systems, cancer cells can spread to different bodily areas.

DNA alterations are the root cause of cancer. Genes are thing of DNA that most frequently experience Genetic alterations that cause cancer. These modifications are also known as genetic modifications.

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May 9, 2 p.m.

Both you and your partner go to the Limitville County Hospital to check on the passenger, who is the driver's wife, Emily Samples. You speak to the admitting doctor, Dr. Anthony Pallor, who indicates that Mrs. Samples is still in a coma, but in stable condition. You speak to the family members, offering sympathy. You also ask them a few questions.

In your crime scene notebook:

Determine three questions you should ask Mrs. Samples's doctor.
Determine three questions you should ask the family members.
May 10, 8 a.m.

At your office, you use a nationwide database to conduct a search on any charges or violations regarding Peter Samples and his wife, Emily Clairmont Samples.

In your crime scene notebook:

Why conduct a search on both occupants’ criminal histories?
May 10, 9:30 a.m.

You are able to obtain the officer’s report from the interview of the driver of the white SUV, Carl Minus. In the report, Mr. Minus indicates that he did not see the accident nor did he hear it. He came upon it around 9:50 p.m. on May 8, when his headlights showed the car smashed into the tree. He immediately pulled off to the side of the road and approached the vehicle, calling out to the victims in the car. He used the flashlight on his cellphone to look into the car and could not determine if either of them were alive. He then called 911 at approximately 9:52 p.m. to report the incident. After checking with the 911 logs, you confirm the time frame given by Mr. Minus.

In your crime scene notebook:

Clarify why it is necessary to corroborate the report and the 911 logs.
May 10, 12 p.m.

You call the hospital for an update on Mrs. Sample’s condition and are notified that she is still in a coma.

May 10, 2 p.m.

You and your partner go to the impound lot to look at the Samples' car and make sure you did not miss anything. You reexamine the point of impact on the car and take measurements of the indentation damage done to the car.

In your crime scene notebook:

Theorize how the measurements of the indentation damage would correlate to the speed of the car.
What other evidence could give an indication as to the speed of the car?
May 11, 8:30 a.m.

You receive the toxicology report from Temper Labs.

In your crime notebook:

What drug(s) were present in Mr. Samples's body that could cause impairment?
For your state, look up the legal limit of alcohol allowed. Is Mr. Samples below or above the legal limit?
Revise your hypothesis based on the new evidence.
Write a summary report as to the probable cause of the accident. Include evidence to support your findings. In your report, mention what may hinder you from making it conclusive.
Part 2: Accessthe Blood Alcohol Level (BAC) calculator.

Use the calculator to find these answers:

Monday: One couple at the bar drank red wine, and each had one glass between 9 and 10 p.m. What was the BAC for the 200 lb man and the 120 lb woman when they went home at midnight?
Tuesday: Another night, the same couple each drank one glass of wine every hour for four hours, beginning at 8 p.m. What was the BAC of each person at the end of that night? They went home at midnight.
Saturday: The same couple returned for drinks. On Saturday night, she drank two cosmopolitans and he drank four stout beers between 8 and 10 p.m. What was the BAC of each person at the end of the night? They went home at midnight.
What nights should they have taken a taxi to get home?
What does the statement "If you drink, drink responsibly" mean?
In your crime scene notebook:

Your responses to each bullet task must include one statement answering the question and justifying the answer with numerical evidence.

State FOUR benefits of the Democratic government.

Scenario 1
In the Case Study- Vokes v. Arthur Murray (pg. 84); how would you build a case for the plaintiff? Consider what information you would need to build a case against Arthur Murray. Discuss what information you would use and how it would be presented in court.

Scenario 2
In the Case Study- Vokes v. Arthur Murray (pg. 84); how would you build a case if you were the defendant's lawyer? Consider what kind of information you would need to build in defense of the dance school. Discuss what information you would use and how it would be presented in court.

The defendant is Aruthur Murray. The plaintiff is Vokes.