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irections: If you've ever seen television commercials for prescription drugs, you know that the names often sound pretty strange. But these names weren't picked randomly! In fact, pharmaceutical companies spend a lot of time and money developing their brand names. To learn more about the prescription drug-naming process, read the article "With a Name Like Xalkori..." by David Schultz: http://www. slate.com/articles/health and science/medical examiner/2013/08/drug_ name_confusion_fda_regulations_and_pharma_create_bizarre_new_names.html. Then, answer the following questions based on what you learned in the article.| 1. Who has veto power over the names assigned to brand-name prescription drugs sold in the U.S.? 2.Why are handwriting tests done on drug names? 3. Explain why the name Cholesterol Busters could never be used for a drug in the U.S. 4. How did the recession influence the drug-naming process? 5.Why is it becoming more and more difficult to come up with great prescription drug names? 6. Why is it so important that drug names be distinctive