A) Animal behavior studies B) Genetic engineering C) Climate change impacts D) The microbiome and its impact on humans
A) Microbes are only parasites B) Humans can completely control microbes C) It is purely antagonistic D) It is a complex, mutual relationship
A) They only produce toxins B) They assist in digestion and nutrient absorption C) They do not affect health D) They have no function in digestion
A) An organism and its associated microbial communities B) A human-only microbiome C) A viral infection in humans D) A type of bacteria
A) Exposure to sunlight B) Antibiotic use and poor diet C) Regular exercise and healthy eating D) Drinking water
A) The theory that dirt makes us stronger B) The view that cleanliness is irrelevant to health C) The belief that bacteria are always harmful D) The idea that reduced microbial exposure increases allergies
A) Blood tests exclusively B) Microscopy only C) Traditional culturing methods only D) DNA sequencing
A) They can easily be ignored B) We are just beginning to grasp their complexity C) We have fully understood them already D) They are unnecessary for life
A) Paleontology B) Astronomy C) Geology D) Metagenomics
A) High sugar intake and sedentary behavior B) Avoiding fruits and vegetables C) Diverse diet and regular physical activity D) Eating only processed foods
A) Only studying viruses in isolation B) Microbiome and its influence on chronic diseases C) Microbiome's historical significance D) Microbiome's effect on only one organ
A) Biosystem B) Exosystem C) Holobiont D) Ecosphere
A) Food only changes weight B) Diet shapes the composition and diversity of microbes C) Diet has no impact D) Only supplements affect it
A) Only parasites B) Only viruses C) Only fungi D) Bacteria
A) Surgical procedures B) Vaccine development C) Generic prescriptions D) Personalized medicine
A) Only digestive health B) Bone structure C) Mental health D) Skin color
A) Only infectious diseases B) Asthma exclusively C) Skin cancer D) Obesity
A) By sound waves B) By visual signals C) They do not communicate D) Through chemical signals |