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100

The episode suggests that immortality is already possible. True or false?

 

False

100

The opposite of 'life' is d...........

death

100

Correct the spelling:

SANCENATEIRN are people who live past the age of 100.

Centenarians


100

L _ _ _   e _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ y  is how long you are expected to live.

life expectancy

100

When it comes to living longer it is truly a battle of the sexes.   Which gender typically lives longer, men or women?

women, by an average of 11 years globally.

200

Just 200 years ago no country on Earth had a life expectancy higher than 30/40/50.

40

200

Gene therapy is one of the scientific methods being explored to extend life. True or false?

True

200

Scientists have experimented with humans altering  gene mutation to increase our life span. True or False?

False

They have experimented with animals.

200

For a lot of people the great hope now is the anti-diabetes drug megamorfin/morfine/metformin.

 metformin

200

True or false?

People with diabetes who take a drug called metformin have 30% less chances to develop Alzeihmer's disease.

False

300

An illness of people, animals, plants, etc., caused by infection or a failure of health rather than by an accident.

D _ _ _ _ _ _ 

disease
300

C _ _ _ _ _ _ _  is the process of freezing bodies with the hope of future revival. 

Cryonics


300

In biology, senescence is a process by which a cell ages and permanently stops dividing but does not die. 

True or False?

True

300

living for a long time

L _ _ g _ _ _ _ y

longevity

300

Living to 100 is a mighty goal but it is not easy.  Which country boasts the largest number of centenarians (people over 100).

a. Japan

b. America

c. France

d. India

b.  America - with over 97, 000 people over 100.

However ---

Japan has the highest rate of people over 100 per capita with a rate of 6 100-year-olds for every 100,000 people. 

400

Mention AT LEAST 3 symptoms of aging.

For example: high blood pressure

Hearing loss, poor eyesight, weak muscles, hair loss, slow heart rate, decreased mental agility...

400

Mention some of the leading causes of death in the US.

For example: diabetes

Cancer, heart disease, respiratory diseases, stroke, Alzheimer's...

400

Correct the spelling:

SMERSEOTLE which protect our genetic data, make it possible for cells to divide, and hold some secrets to how we age and get cancer.

Telomeres

400

Name AT LEAST 2 negative consequences of increasing humans' longevity.

longer periods suffering chronic diseases, poor quality of life, exhausting retirement savings, isolation and loneliness...

400

Humans, relatively speaking, don't live very long.  There are animals out there that far outlive us.

Which animal has the longest lifespan?

a. The Greenland Shark

b. The African Elephant

c. a cockroach

d. turtles 

a. the Greenland shark.  This slow moving preditor loves the deep ocean with an estimated life span of 200-500 years, possibly more. 

500

Correct the spelling:

As we age, the risk of dying from a chronic disease rcoketsyks.

skyrockets

500

Correct the spelling: 

Some researchers believe human CSSENOUINOCSS could be uploaded to machines. 

consciousness

500

Name 2 countries in the world that, according to the video, are examples of places where lots of centenarians live.

Sardinia (Italy), Ikaria (Greece)

500

the measure of the difference of extremes (p.10)

Contrast
500

Tree's are gifted with great life spans. The Great Basin bristlecone pine is the prime example with individual trees reaching up to ____________ years old.

500 / 5,000 / 50,000 / 1,000,000 

5,000

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