Biotechnology and Its Benefits

What is biotechnology?

• A field that combines chemistry and physics

• A field that combines biology and technology

• A field that combines mathematics and engineering

• A field that combines art and literature

What does biotechnology use to create innovative solutions?

• Inanimate objects

• Chemical reactions

• Living organisms

• Computer algorithms

How does biotechnology help improve life on our planet?

• By creating new languages

• By working with cells, organisms, and biological systems

• By developing new art forms

• By inventing new sports

How does biotechnology revolutionize the way we diagnose and treat diseases?

• By developing targeted cancer therapies

• By increasing the cost of treatments

• By reducing the need for vaccines

• By eliminating all side effects

What is one of the benefits of biotechnology in medicine?

• It creates more effective vaccines

• It increases the number of side effects

• It makes treatments less accessible

• It slows down the development of new therapies

How does biotechnology help patients in terms of side effects?

• It helps patients with fewer side effects

• It increases the side effects of treatments

• It has no impact on side effects

• It makes side effects more severe

What is one of the main benefits of the new cancer treatment breakthrough?

• It targets only healthy cells.

• It targets only cancer cells.

• It increases the number of cancer cells.

• It makes cancer cells grow faster.

How does the new cancer treatment protect patients?

• By increasing the number of healthy cells.

• By protecting healthy cells during treatment.

• By making cancer cells more aggressive.

• By reducing the number of healthy cells.

What is a key advantage of making medical treatments more precise?

• It increases the cost of treatment.

• It reduces painful side effects.

• It makes treatments less effective.

• It increases the number of side effects.

What is one of the benefits of biotechnology in agriculture?

• Reduces the need for water

• Creates genetically modified organisms (GMOs)

• Decreases food production

• Increases soil erosion