Which of the following BEST describe stem cells?

Cells that can regenerates unlimitely

The "Immortals" in Le Guin's story are BEST described as:

Reminders of suffering and life's limitation

Mechanical ventilators are known for:

Allow breathing despite brain damage

Which of the following characteristics of resurrection differentiated it from resuscitation?

Transforming into a new existence

Which of the following statements is false about the afterlife?

All cultures believe in reincarnation

What is a way that prevent ancient viruses from attacking human when studying them?

target them to single-celled amoebas

Le Guin's "The Island of the Immortals" MOST directly challenges the idea that:

Immortality equates to a fulfilling existence

Reviving someone from apparent death

A fan of akuyaku reijo is MOST likely to be drawn to stories that:

Challenge traditional gender norms

A doctor who believes in proactive rescues will agree with what statement?

We should try harder to revive patients

CPR : Cardiac Arrest is like:

Temporary Heart Failure : Permanent Death

utilizes deep-learning algorithms

In 3rd century B.C. China, Qin Shi Huang died because of...

Drinking mercury and believed it to prolong his life

An author writing a zamaa story will agree with what statement?

"Revenge is a dish best served cold."

What is the main appeal of akuyaku reijo stories?

The exploration of female empowerment

Which of the following is LEAST likely a concern for the speaker in Wordsworth's "Ode: Intimations of Immortality"?

The lack of scientific progress

Bank of America identifies five key sub-themes within the immortality industry, including:

Genomics, Ammortality, AI in healthcare, Food Industry, Moonshot medicine

Someone who believes in karma will agree with what statement about Diyu?

It is a place where spirits atone for their sins

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1
Which of the following is also associated with the 2045 Initiative?
Bank of America
CRISPR
Evolution 2045
Dolly the Sheep
2
The scientists tested Siberian permafrost samples discovered...
New vaccines
Ancient antibiotics
Zombie viruses
Previously mythical elements
3
What was discovered in the artic's thawing permafrost?
signs of inhabitants
pathogens
humans remain
extraterestrial beings
4
The isekai genre is often seen as an:
Intellectual challenge
Easy and entertaining escape
Scientific exploration
Historical analysis
5
Tartarus is MOST likely to be described as:
A paradise
A place of inner peace
A place of reincarnation
A dungeon of torment
6
Which of the following BEST describe stem cells?
Cells that cause inflammation
Cells that cannot be detected
Cells that can regenerates unlimitely
Cells that have stopped dividing
7
Penicilin was created partly thanks to....
NCTC 6571
NCTC 6574
NCTC 6573
NCTC 6572
8
In the Epic of Gilgamesh, King Gilgamesh seeks to overcome death following the death of:
His father
His wife
His son
His friend
9
The "Immortals" in Le Guin's story are BEST described as:
Sources of great economic wealth
Powerful and influential figures
Reminders of suffering and life's limitation
Objects of envy and admiration
10
Senolytics are a class of drugs aimed at selectively eliminating:
All cells
Cancer cells
Senescent cells
Healthy cells
11
Someone interested in reading adaptations of Greek mythology would likely read....
Le Guin's "The Island of the Immortals"
Mary Shelley's "The Mortal Immortal"
Bradbury's "Hail and Farewell
Tennyson's "Tithonus"
12
Biomechatronics integrates...
Body and mind
Body and spirit
Body and soul
Body and machine
13
Mechanical ventilators are known for:
Allow breathing despite brain damage
Saving cardiac arrests despite brain damage
Restoring heart function despite failed brain
Reversing brain damage despite heart failure
14
Regenerative medicine regenerates...
Cells, Peronalities, Organs
Tissues, Cells, Organs
Memories, Tissues, Souls
Memories, Personalities, Organs
15
Experts are MOST likely to suggest that death should be viewed as:
A natural part of life
A punishment
An irreversible endpoint
A temporary state
16
Which of the following characteristics of resurrection differentiated it from resuscitation?
Involving medical intervention
Transforming into a new existence
Restoring a person to their previous state
Bringing someone back to life
17
Which of the following statements is false about the afterlife?
Some cultures believe in a paradise after death
Some cultures believe in punishment after death
Different cultures have different beliefs about it
All cultures believe in reincarnation
18
What is a way that prevent ancient viruses from attacking human when studying them?
do not revive them at all, just observe them
target them to lab mice
target them to plants only
target them to single-celled amoebas
19
Le Guin's "The Island of the Immortals" MOST directly challenges the idea that:
Travel is always enriching
Death is a natural part of life
Immortality equates to a fulfilling existence
Science advancements can conquer natural destinies
20
The isekai genre is BEST described as:
A rejection of all forms of fantasy
A chance to live again
A realistic portrayal of everyday life
A focus on historical events
21
Tensei heroes and heroines are often idealized in both:
Strength and courage
Intelligence and morality
Wealth and power
Appearance and abilities
22
"Death is a complex process" BEST describes:
Traditional views on death
The role of mechanical ventilators
The simplicity of dying
Modern understanding of death
23
Valhalla reflects...
Artistic expression and creativity
Humility and self-sacrifice
Viking warrior ideals
Peace and tranquility
24
Resuscitation is....
Reviving someone from apparent death
The complete transformation of the self
25
A fan of akuyaku reijo is MOST likely to be drawn to stories that:
Glorify violence and domination
Uphold traditional gender roles
Challenge traditional gender norms
Promote conformity and obedience
26
Dmitry Itskov's 2045 Initiative aims to use avatars for transferring human:
Power
Physical strength
Consciousness
Wealth
27
What is Nirvana?
A place of punishment
A paradise for warriors
A state of overcoming desires
A cycle of death and rebirth
28
In Bradbury's "Hail and Farewell," Willie's unchanging appearance leads to:
Great wealth and power
A life of adventure and excitement
Suspicion and isolation
Acceptance and admiration
29
This picture describes....
most common methods of preserving bacterias
different ways to transport bacteria
evolution of bacteria storing
most common places to find bacteria
30
A doctor who believes in proactive rescues will agree with what statement?
Mechanical ventilators are unnecessary
We should try harder to revive patients
Death is always irreversible
The brain cannot survive oxygen deprivation
31
If a person is unconscious, resuscitation would MOST likely be:
A waste of time
Impossible
Unnecessary
The only option
32
HSCT is BEST characterized as....
repairing lost intestine
liver replacement
transplanting blood
regenerating cells
33
CPR : Cardiac Arrest is like:
Brain Injury : Mechanical Ventilator
Temporary Heart Failure : Permanent Death
Death : Life
Life : Death
34
Which of the following is the LEAST recent concept?
Valhalla
Tartarus
Diyu
Nirvana
35
The Ammortality Theme seeks to improve:
Knowledge spans
Health spans
Power spans
Wealth spans
36
CRISPR is a widely used...
Teleportation technology
Time-traveling technology
Gene-editing technology
Mind-reading technology
37
Digital cloning...
replaces, engineers, and regenerates humans and animasl
creates genetically identical copies
modifies organism's DNA
utilizes deep-learning algorithms
38
Who sought after the Holy Grail during World War II?
16th-century France's beaty Diane de Poitiers
Nazi leader Heinrich Himmler
Ancient China's Qin Shi Huang
Pope Innocent VIII
39
Synthetic biology is known for:
Creating new man-made plants
Teleporting non-organism
Man-designing genetic programs
Synthesizing new elements to animal reproduction
40
In 3rd century B.C. China, Qin Shi Huang died because of...
A broken heart
Getting his heart pierced from rebels who were oppressed
Drinking mercury and believed it to prolong his life
Old age
41
An author writing a zamaa story will agree with what statement?
"Revenge is a dish best served cold."
"The underdog never wins."
"Conformity is the key to success."
"Heroes always triumph in the end."
42
What is the main appeal of akuyaku reijo stories?
The exploration of female empowerment
The promotion of male dominance
The glorification of villainy
The rejection of all forms of morality
43
Reproductive cloning is a technique designed to create a genetically:
Hybrid organism
Identical copy
Extinct organism
Superior organism
44
Which of the following is LEAST likely a concern for the speaker in Wordsworth's "Ode: Intimations of Immortality"?
The lack of scientific progress
The fading connection to nature
The loss of youthful wonder
The inevitability of death
45
Bank of America identifies five key sub-themes within the immortality industry, including:
Genomics, Teleportation, AI in healthcare, Mind control, Moonshot medicine
Genomics, Ammortality, AI in healthcare, Mind control, Moonshot medicine
Genomics, Ammortality, AI in healthcare, Food Industry, Moonshot medicine
Timetravel, Teleportation, AI in healthcare,Mind control, Moonshot medicine
46
Someone who believes in karma will agree with what statement about Diyu?
It is a place of complete nothingness
It is a place of eternal reward
It is a place of immediate reincarnation
It is a place where spirits atone for their sins
47
Which of the following is the LEAST likely characteristic of an isekai protagonist?
Idealized traits
A fresh start
Deep contemplation
Familiarity with fantasy worlds
48
The concept of karma reflects:
The Happy Hunting Ground
Samsara
Valhalla
Nirvana
49
Where does a soul go if it doesn't attain Nirvana?
The Happy Hunting Ground
Tartarus
Valhalla
Samsara
50
Emma-ō is known for:
Guiding spirits in Diyu
Punishing the wicked in Tartarus
Ruling Valhalla
Judging souls in Jigoku
51
Biosensors communicate information through the
Endocrine system
Digestive system
Respiratory system
Nervous system
52
The following words MOST CLOSELY describe the plot to....
Tennyson's "Tithonus"
Mary Shelley's "The Mortal Immortal"
Le Guin's "The Island of the Immortals"
Bradbury's "Hail and Farewell
53
The Svalbard Global Seed Vault is MOST likely to be concerned with:
Storing ancient artifacts
Developing new weapons
Protecting Oreo cookies
Preserving biodiversity
54
The US scientistsused a harmless DNA strand of the virus to create a:
Studying sample
Clone
Vaccine
New virus
55
The synthetic polio virus clone successfully infected:
Lab mice
Humans
Bacteria
Monkeys
56
Where do heroic soldiers go in Norse mythology?
Valhalla
Jigoku
Diyu
Tartarus
57
What is the National Collection of Type Cultures?
A storage of century-old bacteria samples
A collection of dinosaur bones
A museum of ancient artifacts
A library of historical documents
58
Which of the following BEST reflects the perspective of the locals on the Island of the Immortals in Le Guin's story?
Indifference and present-minded
Fear and resentment
A desire for economic gain
Awe and reverence
59
Cryonics freeze individuals to...
Turn them into zombies
Preserve them for study
Revive them in the future
Send them to another planet
60
Senescent cells are...
cells that cannot be detected
cells that can regenerate
cells that have stopped dividing
cells that can divide non-stop
61
Pope Innocent VIII sought youth by being injected with children's blood in:
1592
1492
1692
1792
62
In cryonics, the body is drained and replaced with:
Blood
Chemical agents
Nitrogen
Hydrogen
63
Wordsworth's "Ode: Intimations of Immortality" MOST directly explores:
The loss of innocence
The horrors of aging
The power of scientific advancement
The joys of eternal youth
64
In Europe, Diane de Poitiers (France) drank gold to preserve:
Her power
Her appearance
Her health
Her wealth
65
After ...., the zombie virus became infectious again.
30,000 years
24,000 years
19,900 years
1,000 years
66
The manga series Frieren: Beyond Journey's End portrays a 1000-year old elf with one regret:
Not getting to know her god companions better before they passed away
Not getting to know her elven companions better before they passed away
Not getting to know her animal companions better before they passed away
Not getting to know her human companions better before they passed away
67
Which of the following BEST describe stem cells?
Cells that can regenerates unlimitely
Cells that cannot be detected
Cells that have stopped dividing
Cells that cause inflammation
68
Which of the following is the LEAST likely application of synthetic biology?
Energy production
Time travel
Environmental protection
Pharmaceutical development
69
Mary Shelley's "The Mortal Immortal" explores the theme of:
The isolation of unending life
The fading of connection to nature
The joys of eternal youth
The power of scientific advancement
70
Tennyson's "Tithonus" presents a view of immortality that is:
A burden and a curse
A path to enlightenment
Highly desirable and sought after
A blessing from the gods
71
The Oreo Vault is known for:
Conducting scientific research to improve Oreo's recipe
Preserving biodiversity
Protecting the Oreo recipe and cookies
Documenting Oreo's recipe evolution
72
Where is the Svalbard Global Seed Vault located?
In the United States
In China
In Antarctica
In Norway
73
Which of the following is/are product(s) of digital cloning?
Audio, photos, and videos
Souls, personality, and memories
Audio, personality, and videos
Souls, photos, and videos
74
Biosensors detect user intentions and....
analyze this information
adjust this information
communicate this information
record this information
75
What is mylar?
A type of seed
A wrapping material
A layer of permafrost
A flavor of cookie
76
In 'hacking cells,' scientists are trying to....
cut and paste different DNA codes
stop cells from dividing
restore them to their original state
preserve stem cells from specialization
77
Diyu : China is like:
Native American : Nirvana
Punishment : Reward
Heaven : Valhalla
Tatarus : Greek
78
CRISPR's mechanism is MOST similar to....
copying-pasting
caring-pasting
cutting-pasting
caring-sharing
79
Which of the following is the MOST recent discovery about the brain and oxygen?
The brain cannot be revived after oxygen loss
The brain can retain some function for hours
Brain damage occurs minutes after losing oxygen
Oxygen is not needed for brain function as was thought
80
A scientist concerned about biowarfare will agree with what statement?
"Synthesizing viruses is beneficial for most of the time"
"Synthetic biology is a waste of time and resources."
"Viruses are not a threat to humanity, human are."
"The ability to synthesize viruses could have dangerous consequences."
81
What happened at the Svalbard Global Seed Vault in 2016?
Melting permafrost entered the entryway
Robbers entered the vault
A fire heated up the interior seeds
Its location changed and it was reconstructed

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