Mozart's Mysterious Death

The video explores the mysterious death of composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, who died at 35. Over 100 theories have been proposed, ranging from poisoning to infectious diseases. While some theories suggest arsenic or mercury poisoning, they don't align with all symptoms. Kidney issues and rheumatic fever are also considered, but recent research points to a streptococcal infection causing severe kidney problems. Despite extensive investigation, the exact cause remains uncertain, highlighting the enduring mystery of Mozart's death.

What age was Mozart when he passed away?

• 45

• 35

• 40

• 30

Which of the following was NOT a symptom experienced by Mozart before his death?

• High fever

• Severe swelling

• Memory loss

• Rash

Why was poisoning ruled out as a cause of Mozart's death?

• Mozart had no enemies

• Lack of symptoms like throat burning

• Mozart's family denied it

• Poisoning was not common in the 18th century

What disease is suggested as a possible cause of Mozart's death due to its symptoms aligning with his?

• Cholera

• Malaria

• Rheumatic fever

• Tuberculosis

What did the 2009 study propose as the cause of Mozart's death?

• An allergic reaction

• A severe kidney problem from a streptococcal infection

• A heart attack

• A rare genetic disorder