**Unveiling Infection and Response: A Journey Through the AQA GCSE Biology Landscape**
Question 1
Q1. Knowledge Recall (1 mark)
Define the term 'toxin' as it relates to infection. (1 mark)
Question 2
Q2. Application (2 marks)
Explain how the use of antibiotics can contribute to the development of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. (2 marks)
Question 3
Q3. Knowledge Recall (2 marks)
State the difference between a communicable and a non-communicable disease, giving an example of each. (2 marks)
Question 4
Q4. Application (2 marks)
Describe how white blood cells are produced in the body. (2 marks)
Question 5
Q5. Extended Response (3 marks)
Discuss the role of vaccination in preventing the spread of infectious diseases. Explain how vaccines work and include an example of a vaccine-preventable disease. (3 marks)
Question 6
Q6. Knowledge Recall (1 mark)
Name one type of microorganism that can cause infection. (1 mark)
Question 7
Q7. Application (2 marks)
Explain why it is important to use painkillers responsibly when treating infections. (2 marks)
Question 8
Q8. Knowledge Recall (2 marks)
State the name of the cells that produce monoclonal antibodies. (2 marks)
Question 9
Q9. Extended Response (4 marks)
Describe the process of clinical trials in the development of new drugs. Explain the different stages of clinical trials and their purpose. (4 marks)
Question 10
Q10. Application (2 marks)
Explain how the immune system can help to protect the body from infection. (2 marks)