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    8C Quick Quiz 2

    On your answer sheet, write in the correct letter for each question.

    8Ca 2 What gas is needed for aerobic respiration?


    A carbon dioxide
    1 Which of these is not a life process? B oxygen
    A respiring C water
    B growing D carbon monoxide
    C reproducing
    D living 3 Which of these shows the correct word
    equation for fermentation?
    2 Two different sorts of microbes are: A carbon dioxide + water oxygen +
    A crustaceans and viruses. glucose
    B plants and fungi. B oxygen + glucose carbon dioxide +
    C viruses and pollen grains. water
    D viruses and bacteria. C glucose carbon dioxide + ethanol
    3 Which of these lists the organisms in the D xenon + krypton argon + neon + moron
    correct size order, smallest first? 4 The graph shows the growth of a population
    A bacteria, viruses, fungi, rose bushes, of yeast.
    elephants
    B fungi, bacteria, viruses, rose bushes,
    P
    elephants
    C viruses, bacteria, fungi, rose bushes,
    Number of

    elephants
    yeast cells

    D elephants, rose bushes, fungi, bacteria,


    viruses

    4 Why do scientists not classify viruses as living


    Time
    things?
    A They are too small to see.
    B They can give people diseases. At point P the graph becomes level. One
    C They do not have lungs and so cannot reason for this might be that:
    breathe. A the yeast cells can only grow to a certain
    D They cannot carry out all seven of the life size.
    processes. B is has got dark and there is not enough
    light for the yeast to grow.
    C the food for the yeast has started to run
    out.
    8Cb
    D the carbon dioxide for the yeast has started
    1 Which microbe is used to make bread rise? to run out.
    A yeast B bacteria
    C sodium bicarbonate D plants

    Page 1 of 2

    Exploring Science edition 74 © Pearson Education Limited 2008


    8C Quick Quiz 2 (continued)

    8Cc 3 Look at the diagram.


    The organ shown in the
    1 Colds are caused by: diagram can kill microbes
    A viruses. because:
    B getting too cold. A it is very hot.
    C fungi. B it contains a strong
    D bacteria. acid.
    2 Dimitri has a cold. He may have caught this C there is no air in it.
    by: D it squashes them.
    A not eating enough fruits and vegetables. 4 Antibodies are made by:
    B standing in a cold place for too long. A white blood cells. B red blood cells.
    C breathing in air containing a microbe. C bacteria. D platelets.
    D staying up too late and getting very tired.

    3 The signs of a disease are known as its:


    A symptoms. 8Ce
    B diagnosis.
    1 If a person is immune to a disease, they:
    C microbes.
    A keep on getting it over and over again.
    D problems.
    B can only get the disease two or three times
    4 A theory is: during their lives.
    A the results of an experiment. C need to be taken special care of because
    B a scientific idea that can be tested. the disease might kill them.
    C the observations made during an D can never get the disease.
    experiment.
    2 Vaccines make your body:
    D another word for a prediction.
    A produce extra cells to mend broken bones.
    B stop working to allow an operation to be
    done.
    8Cd C cool you down when you get a
    1 Bacon goes off least quickly if it is kept in a: temperature.
    A freezer. B bread box. D produce antibodies against a disease.
    C fruit bowl. D fridge. 3 An antibiotic is a medicine that:
    2 One part of your body that tries to keep A kills only viruses.
    microbes out is your: B kills bacteria and viruses.
    A hair. B skin. C kills only bacteria.
    C arm. D blood. D is dangerous and so is no longer used.

    4 A microbe that is not affected by an antibiotic


    is said to be:
    A susceptible to the antibiotic.
    B killed by the antibiotic.
    C resistant to the antibiotic.
    D denatured by the antibiotic.
    Page 2 of 2

    Exploring Science edition © Pearson Education Limited 2008

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