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Fresh Grad Lands Job as Real Estate Agent With Help from Professional Writers

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Manush’s story shows the importance of using powerful keywords to his resume in landing the job he wanted.

Lab Exam 1

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  Pseudomonas fluorescens
B  Bacillus subtilis
C  Serratia marcescens
D  Escherichia coli
Question #2
A  it reduces the number of bacteria as we move them from sector I to sector IV
B  it increases the number of bacteria as we move them from sector I to sector IV
C  It carves a path in the agar that promotes isolation
D  it is good practice for other lab related techniques
Question #3
A  amino acids
B  fructose
C  nucleotides
D  glucose
Question #5
A  Gelatinase
B  Amylase
C  Lipase
D  Caseinase
Question #6
A  Escherichia coli
B  Neisseria sicca
C  Staphylococcus epidermids
D  Bacillus subtilis
Question #8
A  safranin
B  crystal violet
C  carbolfuchsin
D  none of these
E  acid alcohol
Question #10
A  malachite green
B  none of these
C  safranin
D  Loefflerâ s methylene blue
E  crystal violet
Question #11
A  safranin
B  carbolfuchsin
C  crystal violet
D  none of these
E  acid alcohol
Question #12
A  casein
B  triglyceride
C  gelatin
D  starch
Question #13
A  Staphylococcus aureus
B  Pseudomonas fluorescens
C  Escherichia coli
D  Mycobacterium smegmatis
E  Neisseria sicca
Question #14
A  Petri plates with glass lids.
B  Open Petri plates.
C  Petri plates covered with paper.
D  Petri plates with plastic lids.
E  Petri plates covered with aluminum foil.
Question #15
A  lactic acid
B  crystal violet
C  mycolic acid
D  peptydoglycan
Question #16
A  the presence of bacteria
B  site of infection
C  an accidental spill
D  the presence of pathogens
Question #17
A  Crystal violet
B  Loeffler’s methylene blue
C  Carbolfuchsin
D  Safranin
E  Acetone- Alcohol
Question #18
A  Acetone- Alcohol
B  Loeffler’s methylene blue
C  Safranin
D  Carbolfuchsin
E  Crystal violet
Question #20
A  claryvoyant
B  tropical
C  ubiquitous
D  sporadic
Question #23
A  by using the Bunsen burner and flaming them
B  wiping it down with a tissue
C  wash them in the sink
D  more than one of these are correct
E  none of these
F  you don’t need to sterilize materials that will make contact with your experiment
Question #24
A  the ability to distinguish two small objects as separate
B  the ability to focus above or below a stained specimen
C  the distance between the end of the microscope objective lens and the specimen slide
D  the image that one sees when looking through the oculars
Question #25
A  to prevent light refraction away from the objective lens
B  to clean the microscope stage elevator
C  to lubricate the sample slide and the objective
D  to increase contrast of the specimen