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Question 1
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Where do humans initially get covered with bacteria?
- In the womb
- After birth through contact with surfaces
- During breastfeeding
- While traveling through the birth canal
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How Bacteria Rule Over Your Body – The Microbiome
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Question 2
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Which of the following is NOT a category of guests we host in our bodies?
- Quiet passengers
- Harmful guests we tolerate
- Friendly fellows
- Temporary visitors
Question 3
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What is one function of the bacteria in our gut?
- Produce serotonin
- Break down external toxins
- Store fats
- Regulate blood pressure
Question 4
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How does the microbiome impact our eating habits?
- By directly controlling our taste buds
- By sending signals to the brain
- By altering our digestive enzymes
- By changing our metabolism rate
Question 5
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What is a potential consequence of having an imbalanced gut microbiome?
- Improved immune function
- Increased susceptibility to obesity
- Enhanced cognitive abilities
- Greater tolerance to stress
Question 6
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Which method is used to introduce beneficial bacteria into an unhealthy gut?
- Antibiotics
- Probiotic supplements
- Poop transplants
- Dietary changes
Question 7
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What is the primary function of the immune system in the gut?
- To digest food
- To absorb nutrients
- To protect against intruders
- To produce hormones
Question 8
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How long does it take for a healthy microbe community to form in a human body?
- Immediately after birth
- Within 6 months
- Up to one year
- Up to two years
Question 9
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What unique property does mother's milk provide for the microbiome?
- Contains antibodies
- Contains special sugars for microbes
- Contains digestive enzymes
- Contains vitamins
Question 10
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What is the relationship between the gut microbiome and diseases like Parkinson's?
- Direct cause
- No relationship
- Early symptoms include gut issues
- Cure for Parkinson's
Question 11
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How does a gut microbiome communicate with the brain?
- Through blood vessels
- Via the vagus nerve
- Through muscle contractions
- Via spinal cord
Question 12
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What happens when you consume a lot of fast food according to the video?
- You breed healthy bacteria
- You feel more energetic
- You breed fast food-loving bacteria
- You improve your immune system
Question 13
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Which of the following is a potential benefit of a diverse microbiome?
- Faster metabolism
- Less sensitivity to insulin
- Increased appetite
- Higher stress levels
Question 14
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What do gut bacteria produce to help communicate with the immune system?
- Enzymes
- Messenger substances
- Proteins
- Antibodies
Question 15
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Which type of bacteria is most likely to harm us but we tolerate them?
- Quiet passengers
- Harmful guests
- Friendly fellows
- Temporary visitors
Question 16
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What triggers the brain to recover from injuries according to the video?
- Direct brain signals
- Gut bacteria stimulating immune cells
- Hormonal changes
- Nutrient intake
Question 17
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What is a significant effect of gut bacteria on mental health observed in rats?
- Increased intelligence
- Anxiety-like behavior
- Improved motor skills
- Decreased appetite
Question 18
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How can the process of breeding more good bacteria be reversed?
- By eating healthily
- By taking antibiotics
- By fasting
- By reducing water intake
Question 19
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Which of the following is NOT a potential consequence of an imbalanced gut microbiome?
- Autism
- Schizophrenia
- Cancer
- Heightened immune response
Question 20
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What is the main reason why our gut microbiome helps keep our gut healthy?
- To avoid being killed by the immune system
- To increase nutrient absorption
- To store fats
- To produce vitamins
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