What are the answers to these biology and English idiom questions?

Here are the solutions to the questions:

• Question 5: Viruses are parasites that feed on Viruses are obligate intracellular parasites, meaning they can only replicate inside living cells.

  • B. cells

• Question 6: Injury to some cells in the spinal cord cause Damage to the spinal cord often disrupts nerve signals, leading to loss of movement or sensation.

  • D. paralysis

• Question 7: The virus of infantile paralysis lives in Infantile paralysis is caused by the poliovirus, which primarily attacks the nervous system, particularly motor neurons in the spinal cord.

  • D. spinal cords

• Question 8: Elections are a dog eat dog affair these days. The idiom "dog eat dog affair" describes a situation of ruthless competition where people are willing to harm others to succeed.

  • A. competitive

• Question 9: Tina was over the moon with her BECE result. The idiom "over the moon" means to be extremely happy or delighted.

  • D. Tina was very pleased with her BECE result.

• Question 10: Francis described the accident in a nutshell. The phrase "in a nutshell" means to describe something very briefly and concisely.

  • B. Francis' description about the accident was concise.

• Question 11: James seems very complacent about his driving in the city. "Complacent" means showing smug or uncritical satisfaction with oneself or one's achievements, often implying a lack of caution.

  • C. satisfied with

• Question 12: He was destined to become leader of the party after only two years in politics. "Destined" means predetermined or fated to happen.

  • A. certain

• Question 13: It was mandatory that I answered all the questions. "Mandatory" means required by law or rule; compulsory.

  • C. obligatory

• Question 14: The voyage was less perilous than we thought. "Perilous" means full of danger or risk.

  • C. dangerous