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1) Why we need to protect polar bears
2) I contain multitudes
3) Migratory beekeeping
4) Saving bugs to find new drugs

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Kim Dua Nguyen

Viet Nam

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Froggy Jumps EfS1 sessions 1-4Online version 1) Why we need to protect polar bears 2) I contain multitudes 3) Migratory beekeeping 4) Saving bugs to find new drugs by Kim Dua Nguyen 1 Why are polar bears well-suited to life in the Arctic? a They can digest ice and snow b They store up to 11 cm of fat under their skin c Their bones are made of stronger material 2 What is the significance of the APOB gene in polar bears? a It helps them survive long periods without food b It allows them to maintain body temperature c It reduces levels of harmful cholesterol 3 Why might polar bears be important for medical research? a They are closely related to humans genetically b They can survive extreme starvation without muscle loss c They could help scientists understand heart disease and osteoporosis 4 What do female polar bears do during pregnancy that surprises scientists? a They double their body weight b They dig dens under the sea c They fast for six months but maintain bone density 5 What did the bear GoGo do that showed intelligence? a Played chess with zookeepers b Used a branch to get meat out of reach c Learned to speak sign language 6 According to the passage, how do some polar bears show emotional behavior? a By singing during mating season b By crying when their cubs die c By hitting ice and snow in frustration 7 What does the relationship between Agee the polar bear and her owner suggest? a Polar bears are capable of forming bonds with humans b Polar bears can be fully domesticated c Polar bears have no natural instincts 8 According to the passage, what is a ‘microbiome’? a A rare bacterial infection b A type of cell found in dogs and humans c A community of microbes living in a species 9 What surprising fact does the passage reveal about the number of microbial cells in the human body? a Humans have no microbial cells b Microbial cells outnumber human cells in the body c Human cells outnumber microbial ones 10 According to Yong, what is a common misconception about microbes? a They are only found in dirty environments b They are all dangerous and harmful c They only exist on human skin 11 What problem does the review suggest might be caused by modern hygiene practices? a Increased risk of viral infections b Stronger immune systems c A loss of helpful microbes and rise in immune disorders 12 What was the contribution of Antony van Leeuwenhoek to microbiology? a He developed the theory of disease b He invented the modern microscope c He was the first to observe microbes 13 What is one futuristic idea mentioned in the passage about how microbes could be used? a To destroy all harmful viruses b To replace all antibiotics c To build buildings with microbes in the walls to prevent infections 14 Why do commercial beekeepers migrate with their bees? a To avoid extreme weather conditions b To allow bees to rest between seasons c To extend the blooming season and increase honey production 15 How do beekeepers earn income besides selling honey? a By selling their bees to farmers b By renting bees to pollinate crops c By providing beekeeping lessons 16 What historical example is given to show migratory beekeeping is not new? a Native Americans used bees for farming b Ancient Greeks used bees for honey c Egyptians moved clay hives along the Nile 17 What prevents the queen bee from laying eggs in the supers? a A screen inserted between chambers b A honey barrier c A scent repellent 18 How is honey extracted from the frames? a Bees are removed and honey is squeezed by hand b Frames are frozen and honey is chipped off c Frames are spun rapidly to release honey by centrifugal force 19 What is done when a hive becomes weak or the queen dies? a The hive is discarded b Bees are released into the wild c The hive is split and a new queen is introduced 20 What characteristic makes insects particularly promising for drug discovery? a Their size and speed b Their interactions with other organisms and biological diversity c Their similarity to human biology 21 What is one major challenge in using insects for pharmaceutical purposes? a They are too aggressive to study safely b They don’t produce any useful chemicals c Their small size makes it hard to collect enough material for testing 22 Why are many insect species rarely studied in bioprospecting? a They are protected by law b They live underground c They are rare, difficult to rear in captivity, and hard to find 23 How are scientists overcoming the difficulty of producing enough of an insect-derived compound? a By freezing insects and extracting all liquids b By inserting insect DNA into cell lines to produce the compound in large quantities c By creating artificial insects in labs

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EfS1 sessions 1-4Online version

by Kim Dua Nguyen

Why are polar bears well-suited to life in the Arctic?

What is the significance of the APOB gene in polar bears?

Why might polar bears be important for medical research?

What do female polar bears do during pregnancy that surprises scientists?

What did the bear GoGo do that showed intelligence?

According to the passage, how do some polar bears show emotional behavior?

What does the relationship between Agee the polar bear and her owner suggest?

According to the passage, what is a ‘microbiome’?

What surprising fact does the passage reveal about the number of microbial cells in the human body?

According to Yong, what is a common misconception about microbes?

What problem does the review suggest might be caused by modern hygiene practices?

What was the contribution of Antony van Leeuwenhoek to microbiology?

What is one futuristic idea mentioned in the passage about how microbes could be used?

Why do commercial beekeepers migrate with their bees?

How do beekeepers earn income besides selling honey?

What historical example is given to show migratory beekeeping is not new?

What prevents the queen bee from laying eggs in the supers?

How is honey extracted from the frames?

What is done when a hive becomes weak or the queen dies?

What characteristic makes insects particularly promising for drug discovery?

What is one major challenge in using insects for pharmaceutical purposes?

Why are many insect species rarely studied in bioprospecting?

How are scientists overcoming the difficulty of producing enough of an insect-derived compound?