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Chapter 1 Quiz

Navigation   » List of Schools  »  Los Angeles Mission College  »  Microbiology  »  Microbiology 020 – General Microbiology  »  Spring 2022  »  Chapter 1 Quiz

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

Question #1
A  mosquitoes
B  cats
C  rat fleas
D  horse flies
E  cockroaches
F  mice
Question #3
A  restroom
B  market
C  theme park
D  health care facility
Question #4
A  hypoglycemia
B  hypoxemia
C  polycythemia
D  preeclampsia
Question #10
A  Round helminths (worms)
B  Divide by binary fission
C  Contain either DNA or RNA inside of a protein capsid
D  Cause fatal transmissible spongiform encephalopathies (TSEs)
Question #11
A  Heterotrophic protists
B  Contain either DNA or RNA inside of a protein capsid
C  Include yeasts, molds, and mushrooms
D  RNA pathogen that requires a helper virus
Question #12
A  Photosynthetic, mostly aquatic protists
B  Include yeasts, molds, and mushrooms
C  Round helminths (worms)
D  Divide by binary fission
Question #13
A  Photosynthetic, mostly aquatic protists
B  Divide by binary fission
C  Contain either DNA or RNA inside of a protein capsid
D  Round helminths (worms)
Question #14
A  Round helminths (worms)
B  Heterotrophic protists
C  Contain either DNA or RNA inside of a protein capsid
D  Divide by binary fission
Question #15
A  Include yeasts, molds, and mushrooms
B  Cause fatal transmissible spongiform encephalopathies (TSEs)
C  Heterotrophic protists
D  RNA pathogen that requires a helper virus
Question #16
A  Include yeasts, molds, and mushrooms
B  Divide by binary fission
C  Photosynthetic, mostly aquatic protists
D  Round helminths (worms)
Question #17
A  Contain either DNA or RNA inside of a protein capsid
B  Round helminths (worms)
C  Heterotrophic protists
D  Divide by binary fission
Question #18
A  Coined the word cell
B  Founder of antiseptic surgery. Used carbolic (phenol) on wounds to reduce infections in surgical patients
C  Used stem to sterilize growth media and developed techniques for obtaining bacterial concentration
D  Introduced aseptic techniques into nursing practice
Question #19
A  Developed effective vaccine against rabbies
B  Introduced aseptic techniques into nursing practice
C  Proposed system of taxonomic categories for livng organisms
D  Founder of antiseptic surgery. Used carbolic (phenol) on wounds to reduce infections in surgical patients
Question #20
A  Introduced handwashing in maternity wards to reduce incidence of childbirth fever
B  First person to observe live microorganisms for living organisms
C  Disproved spontaneous generation in maggots
D  Created new taxon called domain
Question #21
A  Founder of antiseptic surgery. Used carbolic (phenol) on wounds to reduce infections in surgical patients
B  Introduced aseptic techniques into nursing practice
C  Disproved spontaneous generation in maggots
D  Developed effective vaccine against rabbies
Question #22
A  Created new taxon called domain
B  Founder of antiseptic surgery. Used carbolic (phenol) on wounds to reduce infections in surgical patients
C  Used stem to sterilize growth media and developed techniques for obtaining bacterial concentration
D  Introduced aseptic techniques into nursing practice
Question #23
A  Created new taxon called domain
B  First person to observe live microorganisms for living organisms
C  Developed effective vaccine against rabbies
D  Disproved spontaneous generation in maggots
Question #24
A  Proposed system of taxonomic categories for livng organisms
B  First person to observe live microorganisms for living organisms
C  Founder of antiseptic surgery. Used carbolic (phenol) on wounds to reduce infections in surgical patients
D  Coined the word cell
Question #25
A  Introduced aseptic techniques into nursing practice
B  Created new taxon called domain
C  Developed effective vaccine against rabbies
D  Founder of antiseptic surgery. Used carbolic (phenol) on wounds to reduce infections in surgical patients
Question #26
A  Introduced handwashing in maternity wards to reduce incidence of childbirth fever
B  Disproved spontaneous generation in maggots
C  First person to observe live microorganisms for living organisms
D  Created new taxon called domain
Question #27
A  Founder of antiseptic surgery. Used carbolic (phenol) on wounds to reduce infections in surgical patients
B  Used stem to sterilize growth media and developed techniques for obtaining bacterial concentration
C  Introduced aseptic techniques into nursing practice
D  Developed effective vaccine against rabbies
Question #28
A  small pox
B  chicken pox
C  monkeypox
D  horsepox
Question #29
A  Nitrogen fixers
B  Parasites
C  Helminths
D  Pathogens
E  Photosynthetic
F  Saprobes
Question #30
A  Soy sauce
B  Chocolate
C  All of these foods and beverages
D  Sour cream
E  Beer
F  Bread
Question #31
A  Smallpox and Bubonic plague
B  Diarrheal diseases, Tuberculosis, and Lower respiratory infections
C  None of these diseases
D  Rabies, Anthrax, and Childbirth fever
E  Ebola and Leprosy
Question #33
A  Roundworms and tapeworms
B  Helminths
C  Viroids
D  Viruses only
E  Archaea and Bacteria
F  Animals
Question #34
A  Cell wall
B  Nucleus
C  Flagella
D  DNA
E  Chromosome
F  Cell membrane
Question #35
A  Capsule
B  Golgi apparatus
C  Endoplasmic reticulum
D  Cell
E  Flagella
F  All of these choices