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Quiz Chapter 9.1/9.2 and Fighting Infectious Disease

True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true or false.
 

 1. 

Pathogens known as viruses must get inside living cells to reproduce.

 

 2. 

Antibodies are produced by White blood cells called B cells.

 

 3. 

The inner core of a virus contains genetic material (DNA/RNA).

 

 4. 

When a virus invades a living cell, its genetic material takes over the cell’s functions.

 

Multiple Choice
Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 5. 

An example of an infectious disease caused by a virus is
a.
cancer
b.
AIDS
c.
Arthritus
d.
Food Poisoning
 

 6. 

How are colds and flu usually spread?
a.
by cold weather
b.
through an animal bite
c.
by coming into contact with pathogens that live naturally in soil
d.
by person-to-person transfer or contact with contaminated objects
 

 7. 

What type of cells help you become immune to a virus?
a.
White blood cells
c.
memory T cells
b.
B cells
d.
All of the above
 

 8. 

Which of the following is part of the body’s immune response?
a.
White blood cells ,T cells and B cells, and antibodies
c.
itching
b.
Antibiotics
d.
sneezing
 

 9. 

The the protein docker molecules on viruses allow the virus to
a.
get into the body
c.
attach to a specific kind of cell and release genetic material into the cell
b.
get into a variety of cells.
d.
make proteins by itself
 

 10. 

How does HIV damage the immune system?
a.
by destroying white blood cells
c.
by damaging antibodies
b.
it causes pnemonia
d.
by attacking the nervous system
 

 11. 

Chicken pox, the common cold, herpes, AIDS, and the flu are all casued by
a.
viruses
c.
protists
b.
fungi
d.
bacteria
 

 12. 

A characteristic that viruses share with living organisms is
a.
their size
b.
their protein coat.
c.
their ability to invade host cells.
d.
their ability to multiply.
 

 13. 

A virus’s proteins are important because they
a.
contain genetic material.
b.
provide nutrients for the host
c.
provide energy for the virus.
d.
help the virus attach to its host.
 

 14. 

After a virus latches on to a host cell it
a.
injects its DNA into the host cell
c.
dies
b.
replicates the host cell’s DNA
 

 15. 

Why are viruses like parasites?
a.
They harm the cells they enter.
b.
They multiply.
c.
They use their own energy to develop.
d.
They make their own food.
 

 16. 

What directly provides energy for a virus?
a.
food
b.
its host
c.
the sun
d.
a parasite
 

 17. 

Which of the following stimulates a person’s body to produce antibodies that destroy viruses?
a.
antibiotic
b.
vaccine
c.
toxin
d.
endospore
 

Matching
 
 
a.
digestive system
e.
endocrine system
b.
respiratory system
f.
muscle system
c.
immune system
g.
excretory system
d.
reproductive system
h.
nervous system
 

 18. 

moves the body and its perts
 

 19. 

receives, interprets, and reponds to information from outside and inside the body
 

 20. 

produces cells that carry genes from parent to offspring
 

 21. 

take in, break down,  and absorb food molecules
 

 22. 

fight disease causing organisms and cancer cells
 

 23. 

take in oxygen and release CO2
 

 24. 

eliminate waste
 

 25. 

produce changes within the body with glands and hormones
 

Essay (Write your answer on the back of the answer sheet.)
 

 26. 

Explain how a virus reproduces and multiplies.
 



 
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