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There is a theory in herbology that suggests that the characteristics displayed by a plant give a direct clue as to its medical benefit.
- True
- False

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A ______ is a chemical substance produced in the body that can affect the way tissues behave.
- Hormone
- Hybrid
- Hydrolysis
- Hyper-acidity
Correct Answer

A. Hormone

Explanation

A hormone is a chemical substance produced in the body that can affect the way tissues behave. Hormones are secreted by various glands in the body and are responsible for regulating numerous bodily functions. They act as messengers, traveling through the bloodstream to target cells and tissues, where they bind to specific receptors and initiate a response. Hormones play a crucial role in processes such as growth and development, metabolism, reproduction, and mood regulation.

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3.

The world’s favourite flower, ______, offers all these possibilities and is probably unsurpassed in its range of herbal applications.
- Lavender
- The rose
- Chrysanthemum
Correct Answer

A. The rose

Explanation

The correct answer is the rose because it is widely regarded as the world's favorite flower and is known for its extensive range of herbal applications. The rose is commonly used in various forms such as essential oils, teas, and extracts for its therapeutic properties. It is often used in skincare products, aromatherapy, and traditional medicine for its soothing and calming effects. Additionally, the rose has a long history of symbolic significance and is associated with love, beauty, and romance.

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This term describes the property of a substance to exert a toxic effect in the presence of light.
- Phytoequivalence
- Phytotherapy
- Photosynthesis
- Phototoxic
Correct Answer

A. Phototoxic

Explanation

Phototoxic refers to the property of a substance to exert a toxic effect in the presence of light. This means that when exposed to light, the substance can cause harmful effects on living organisms. It is important to be aware of phototoxic substances, as they can cause skin reactions or other adverse effects when exposed to sunlight or other sources of light.

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5.

______ increases overall resistance and vitality; strengthens the general or non-specific resistance of the body to stress, including physical, mental and environmental.
- Actinomorphic
- Acuminate
- Adaptogen
- Adulterant
Correct Answer

A. Adaptogen

Explanation

Adaptogens are substances that help the body adapt to stress and increase overall resistance and vitality. They work by strengthening the body's general or non-specific resistance to stress, whether it is physical, mental, or environmental. Adaptogens are known for their ability to support the body's natural ability to cope with stressors and promote overall well-being.

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An exanthmatous enhances the secretion or sputum from the respiratory tract so that it is easier to cough up.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

An exanthematous condition refers to a rash or skin eruption caused by a viral or bacterial infection. It does not have any direct effect on the secretion or sputum from the respiratory tract. Therefore, it does not make it easier to cough up. Hence, the given statement is false.

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There are nine sacred herbs listed in an ancient Anglo-Saxon text which includes: (Select five)
- Chervil
- Clover
- Crab-apple
- Chamomile
- Witch hazel
- Watercress
- Nettle
Correct Answer(s)

A. Chervil
A. Crab-apple
A. Chamomile
A. Watercress
A. Nettle

Explanation

The correct answer includes chervil, crab-apple, chamomile, watercress, and nettle. These five herbs are listed in the ancient Anglo-Saxon text as sacred. The other options, clover and witch hazel, are not mentioned in the text as sacred herbs.

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Master Herbalist - Qp2

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A ______ is a chemical substance produced in the body that can affect the way tissues behave.

The world’s favourite flower, ______, offers all these possibilities and is probably unsurpassed in its range of herbal applications.

This term describes the property of a substance to exert a toxic effect in the presence of light.

______ increases overall resistance and vitality; strengthens the general or non-specific resistance of the body to stress, including physical, mental and environmental.

An exanthmatous enhances the secretion or sputum from the respiratory tract so that it is easier to cough up.

There are nine sacred herbs listed in an ancient Anglo-Saxon text which includes: (Select five)