GCSE Biology: Defending against infection quiz

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GCSE Biology: Defending against infection quiz
Grace Edwards
Quiz by Grace Edwards, updated more than 1 year ago
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Question 1

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Which statement about immunity is correct?
Answer
  • Passive immunity involves the body making its own antibodies
  • Passive immunity involves receiving antibodies
  • Active immunity involves receiving antibodies

Question 2

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Which of these is one of the main problems with bacteria?
Answer
  • They are killed by antibiotics
  • They produce toxins
  • They cause measles and mumps in young children

Question 3

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What is a 'pathogen'?
Answer
  • A disease
  • A disease-causing microorganism
  • A type of disease

Question 4

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Which of these is one of the main problems with viruses?
Answer
  • They are killed by antibiotics
  • They damage the host cell when they reproduce
  • They cause cholera and typhoid in poor areas

Question 5

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What is one of the functions of white blood cells?
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  • White blood cells carry oxygen in the bloodstream
  • White blood cells produce antigens that destroy pathogens
  • White blood cells ingest and destroy pathogens

Question 6

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Which of the following is a function of antibodies?
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  • To engulf pathogens
  • To lock onto antigens
  • To produce toxins

Question 7

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How do antibiotics work
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  • They can stop bacteria from reproducing
  • They can stop viruses from reproducing
  • They can stop toxins poisoning the tissue of the host

Question 8

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What can vaccinations involve?
Answer
  • Injecting a dead form of the disease to stimulate immunity
  • Injecting an inactive form of the disease to stimulate immunity
  • Injecting an inactive form of the pathogen to stimulate immunity

Question 9

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It is important to use antibiotics carefully because:
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  • antibiotics are very expensive
  • antibiotics could kill harmless viruses as well as harmful ones
  • over-use can lead to the development of resistant bacteria
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