Now, for each word that's not a proper noun, replace with three alternatives. For example, "helminth" becomes parasitic worm.
So for the first question:
- What →What- is →is(but maybe is in present tense) - the →the- name →identifier- of →of- the →the- parasite →parasite- that →who- causes → causes|leads to|produces - Chagas disease → remains the same parasitology mcq
For example, the third question: "What is the name of the disease caused by the parasite Leishmania?" Here, "disease" can be replaced with disease. "caused by the parasite" → resulting from the organism. "Leishmania" is a proper noun, left as is. Now, for each word that's not a proper
Potential issues: words that don't have three synonyms. For example, "can" in "Parasites can be classified..." could be "can|may|are able to". That works. "caused by the parasite" → resulting from the organism
Another part: "Parasites can be found in almost every living thing" – "found" might become present. "Living thing" could be life forms.
Need to be careful with technical terms. For example, "protozoa" should be kept as a proper noun, but in the text it's used as a common noun, so maybe replace it with synonyms? Wait, "protozoa" is a biological term. Its synonyms are "protists|protozoa|protozoan species". But need to check if that's correct.