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Cancer Biology For 303121

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Ready???????

a)

b)

2.

What is a characteristic of cancer cells?

a)

Controlled cell growth

b)

Uncontrolled cell division

c)

Enhanced cell repair

d)

Reduced cell metabolism

3.

Which type of cancer is most prevalent among females in the Northeast region of Thailand?

a)

Ovarian Cancer

b)

Skin Cancer

c)

Thyroid Cancer

d)

Breast Cancer

4.

Which type of cancer is most common among males in the Northeast region of Thailand?

a)

Lung Cancer

b)

Liver Cancer

c)

Colon and Rectum Cancer

d)

Breast Cancer

5.

What does metastatic growth in cancer refer to?

a)

Cells going into blood circulation and growing in other organs.

b)

Cells proliferating from only one cell.

c)

Cells not responding to normal proliferation control.

d)

Cells remaining in the original tissue.

6.

What characteristics are commonly associated with malignant tumors?

a)

Localized growth

b)

Invasive and metastatic potential

c)

Slow growth rate

d)

Well-defined borders

7.

What is the primary cause of cancer according to current research?

a)

Infections

b)

All of the above

c)

Genetic mutations

d)

Environmental factors

8.

What is the role of oncogenes in cancer development?

a)

They induce apoptosis.

b)

They suppress tumor growth.

c)

They promote cell division and growth.

d)

They repair damaged DNA.

9.

What is the function of tumor suppressor genes in relation to cancer?

a)

They induce inflammation.

b)

They induce DNA damage.

c)

They inhibit cell division.

d)

They promote cell growth.

10.

What is the primary goal of chemotherapy in cancer treatment?

a)

To kill cancer cells and shrink tumors

b)

To prevent cancer recurrence

c)

To enhance the immune response

d)

To provide pain relief

11.

What is the purpose of targeted therapy in cancer treatment?

a)

To provide symptomatic relief

b)

To destroy all rapidly dividing cells

c)

To specifically attack cancer cells while sparing normal cells

d)

To enhance the body's natural defenses