Lifestyle and Health

An AS Science in Society test done for Mrs T. If you learn anything while doing it then good, but you should know it all already. That is the point of revision. I hope this is helpful, to be honest this doesn't fit in with my revison timetable and I have switched it around with my food tech revision but hey, that's boring and I can use a computer for this.

Have a go and have some fun fun fun!

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1. Cancer is

  • A disease caused by the unstoppable reproduction of cells
  • The 26th State of America
  • Something you add to a chemical reaction to lower the activation energy
  • A disease spread by rats
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2. Which sort of solar radiaton can cause cancer?

  • UV Light
  • Microwave
  • Photon Rays. Zzzzap
  • Yellow Light
  • Infrared Light

3. Smoking increases the cance of developing lung cancer

  • True
  • False

4. The original question 4 was rubbish and made no sense and Miss Nevill had a go at me for it, so here goes Q4 Mark II. Which of these is not a (known) way of contracting cancer?

  • Smoking
  • Continuied use of fingers for playing videogames etc
  • Genetic information
  • Viruses
  • Stress

5. What dietary changes are recommended to reduce the risk of cancer?

  • Have a bowl of Sugar Puffs between every meal
  • Drink cider, beer and vodka
  • Eat only bread and cheese
  • Eat more fruit and veg and less red meat
  • Eat more dairy foods
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Comments

Jakki Nevill

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You might want to take a look at question 4 there, Bod. If you're referring to the BRCA1 gene, then none of those answers is correct... and the question doesn't even make sense anyway.

And question 6. The SUN doesn't cause cancer. UV radiation FROM the sun causes it.

You're just lucky that Mrs. T has a sense of humour.

Robin Evans

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In reply to Jakki, I've upgraded it and now it's better so just because you couldn't do it I've made it easier. Are you happy now?

P.S You don't make sense, so leave my questions alone. Hypocrite

Matt Northwood

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naaaaaaaahhhhh

Bradley Wilton

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shockingly bad..

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