What do antibiotics do?

Stop the creation of the cell wall

How do bacteria become resistant?

People feel better and stop taking the drugs earlier so the pathogen can become drug resistant

The medicine is old and stops working

Where the majority of people are vaccinated causing others to be immune

Any bacteria, microbe, virus or microorganism which is disease causing

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1Which of these are included in the 7 food classes?
1. Awater
2. Bprotein
3. Cfats
4. Dfibre
5. Evitamins
6. Fminerals
7. Gcarbohydrates
8. Hsugars
9. Isweets
2What is energy from food measured in?
1. AJoules
2. BKilojoules
3. CCalories
4. DKilocalories
3Who discovered antibiotics?
1. AAlexander Graham Bell
2. BAlexander Flemming
3. CIan Flemming
4What do antibiotics do?
1. AKill viruses
2. BKill bacteria
3. CStop the creation of the cell wall
4. DMakes water enter the cell
5How do bacteria become resistant?
1. APeople feel better and stop taking the drugs earlier so the pathogen can become drug resistant
2. BMutation in DNA
3. CThe medicine is old and stops working
6What causes successful vaccination?
1. APublic objections
2. BFew side affects
3. CLots of side affects
4. DMutation
5. ECan vaccinate all vulnerable
6. Fease of use
7What is herd immunity?
1. AWhere cows get vaccinated
2. BWhere the majority of people are vaccinated causing others to be immune
8Which of the options below are types of microorganism?
1. AParasite
2. Blymphocyte
3. Cvirus
4. Dfungus
5. Eherbs
6. Fbacteria
9Septic means clean
1. AVerdadero
2. BFalso
10What is a pathogen?
1. AAny bacteria, microbe, virus or microorganism which is disease causing
2. Ba type of white blood cell

Descripción: Year 11 GCSE Biology Test sobre B1 AQA, creado por Eleanor Monk el 29/01/2015.
Autor: Eleanor Monk
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Historial: Creado el 29 ene 2015 · actualizado el 12 sep 2016
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