If Tn(X,A) denotes the torsion subgroup of Hn(X,A;Z), show that the functors (X,A)↦Tn(X,A), with the obvious induced homomorphisms Tn(X,A)→Tn(Y,B) and boundary maps Tn(X,A)→Tn−1(A), do not define a homology theory. Do the same for the 'mod torsion' functor MTn(X,A)=Hn(X,A;Z)/Tn(X,A).