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Froggy Jumps Cancer Inheritance & Diet QuizOnline version Cancer risk & diet basics by Sophie 1 Which gene mutations are commonly linked to hereditary breast and ovarian cancer? a BRCA1 and BRCA2 b APC and MUTYH c KRAS and NRAS 2 Lynch syndrome increases risk for which type of cancer more than others? a Pancreatic cancer b Liver cancer c Colorectal cancer 3 Which is the most common hereditary cancer? a Prostate cancer b Lynch syndrome c Hereditary breast and ovarian cancer (HBOC) 4 Dietary factors that may influence cancer risk include: a High fruit consumption prevents intestinal cancer b N-nitroso chemicals increase cancer risk by damaging intestinal lining c Dairy-free diets always reduce cancer risk 5 Antioxidants in the diet are thought to help by: a Replacing damaged cells with new DNA b Neutralizing free radicals that can damage cells c Increasing DNA mutation rates 6 Which diet choice is associated with highest cancer risk? a Processed red meats (nitrates and nitrites) b High oleic diet c Low-sugar diet with plenty vegetables 7 Familial Adenomatous Polyposis (FAP) is a hereditary condition affecting which organ, leading to cancer risk? a Kidney b Colon c Lung 8 A key approach to managing hereditary cancer risk includes: a Ignoring family history b Avoiding all vegetables c Genetic counseling and targeted screening 9 Which dietary pattern is generally recommended to lower cancer risk? a High red meat and processed foods only b Plenty of fruits, vegetables, high fibre and whole grains c Very low-fat, high-sugar diets 10 TP53 mutations are linked to which cancer predisposition? a Hereditary pancreatitis b Li-Fraumeni syndrome c Cowden syndrome

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Which gene mutations are commonly linked to hereditary breast and ovarian cancer?

Lynch syndrome increases risk for which type of cancer more than others?

Which is the most common hereditary cancer?

Dietary factors that may influence cancer risk include:

Antioxidants in the diet are thought to help by:

Which diet choice is associated with highest cancer risk?

Familial Adenomatous Polyposis (FAP) is a hereditary condition affecting which organ, leading to cancer risk?

A key approach to managing hereditary cancer risk includes:

Which dietary pattern is generally recommended to lower cancer risk?

TP53 mutations are linked to which cancer predisposition?