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Test Bank for Microbiology: The Human Experience
ll ll ll ll ll ll




ll 2nd Editionll ll




By John W. Foster; Zarrintaj Aliabadi; Joan L. Slonczewski
ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll




Chapter 1 - 27 Complete
ll ll ll ll

, Chapter 01: Microbes Shape Our History
ll ll ll ll ll




MULTIPLE llCHOICE

1. Which llof llthe llfollowing llis llNOT llconsidered lla llbenefit llof llmicroorganisms?
a. nitrogen llfixation c. synthesis llof llvitamins
b. production llof llfermented llfoods d. l l causative llagents llof lldisease

ANS: l l D DIF: Easy REF: l l 1.1
OBJ: ll1.1a llDescribe llhow llwe lldefine lla llmicrobe, lland llexplain llwhy llthe lldefinition llis lla
llchallenge.lMSC: l l Remembering




2. A llmicrobe llthat llis ll50 llnm llin llsize llwould llmost lllikely llbe
a. fungi. c. virus.
b. E. llcoli. d. ll ll l l algae.
ANS: l l C DIF: Moderate REF: l l 1.1
OBJ: ll1.1b llDescribe llthe llthree llmajor lldomains llof lllife: llArchaea, llBacteria, lland llEukarya. llExplain
llwhatlthe llthree lldomains llhave llin llcommon lland llhow llthey lldiffer. MSC: l l Applying

3. Based llon llthe llfigure llshown, llthe lltype llof llorganism llindicated llwith llan llarrow llcould llbe lla




a. virus. c. macroscopic llfungi.
b. bacteria. d. l l large llameba.

ANS: l l B DIF: Easy REF: l l 1.1
OBJ: ll1.1b llDescribe llthe llthree llmajor lldomains llof lllife: llArchaea, llBacteria, lland llEukarya. llExplain
llwhatlthe llthree lldomains llhave llin llcommon lland llhow llthey lldiffer. MSC: l l Applying

4. Based llon llthe llfigure, llthe lltype llof llorganism llshown llis lla(n)

, a. virus. c. archaea.
b. bacteria. d. l l eukaryote.

ANS: l l D DIF: Moderate REF: l l 1.1
OBJ: ll1.1b llDescribe llthe llthree llmajor lldomains llof lllife: llArchaea, llBacteria, lland llEukarya. llExplain
llwhatlthe llthree lldomains llhave llin llcommon lland llhow llthey lldiffer. MSC: l l Applying

5. Which llof llthe llfollowing lldemonstrates llcorrect llscientific llnotation llof lla llbacterial llorganism?
a. Staphylococcus llEpidermidis c. Staphylococcus llepidermidis
b. Staphylococcus llepidermidis d. l l Staphylococcus llEpidermidis
ANS: l l C DIF: Easy REF: l l 1.1
OBJ: ll1.1b llDescribe llthe llthree llmajor lldomains llof lllife: llArchaea, llBacteria, lland llEukarya. llExplain
llwhatlthe llthree lldomains llhave llin llcommon lland llhow llthey lldiffer. MSC: l l Applying

6. Which llkey llcharacteristic lldifferentiates lla llprokaryote llfrom lla lleukaryote?
a. the llabsence llof llproteins
b. the llpresence llof llDNA
c. the llabsence llof llmembrane-bound llorganelles
d. the llpresence llof lla llcell llwall
ANS: l l C DIF: Easy REF: l l 1.1
OBJ: ll1.1b llDescribe llthe llthree llmajor lldomains llof lllife: llArchaea, llBacteria, lland llEukarya. llExplain
llwhatlthe llthree lldomains llhave llin llcommon lland llhow llthey lldiffer. MSC: l l Remembering

7. Which llof llthe llfollowing llmethods llfor llclassifying lllife llforms llcan llbest llbe llused llto lldistinguish
llbetween lltwolclosely llrelated llrod-shaped llbacterial llorganisms, l l Salmonella lltyphimurium lland

llEscherichia llcoli?

a. physical llcharacteristics c. DNA llsequence llcomparison
b. method llof llreproduction d. l l environmental llhabitat
ANS: l l C DIF: Moderate REF: l l 1.1
OBJ: ll1.1b llDescribe llthe llthree llmajor lldomains llof lllife: llArchaea, llBacteria, lland llEukarya. llExplain
llwhatlthe llthree lldomains llhave llin llcommon lland llhow llthey lldiffer. MSC: l l Applying

8. Which llof llthe llfollowing llis llalways llclassified llas lla lleukaryote?
a. papillomavirus c. Escherichia llcoli
b. methanogen d. yeast
ANS: l l D DIF: Moderate REF: 1.1

, OBJ: ll1.1b llDescribe llthe llthree llmajor lldomains llof lllife: llArchaea, llBacteria, lland llEukarya. llExplain
llwhatlthe llthree lldomains llhave llin llcommon lland llhow llthey lldiffer. MSC: l l Understanding

9. Which llof llthe llfollowing llhas llbeen llused llas lla lltool llfor llgene lltherapy?
a. viruses c. protozoa
b. archaea d. l l fungi
ANS: l l A DIF: Easy REF: l l 1.1
OBJ: ll1.1b llDescribe llthe llthree llmajor lldomains llof lllife: llArchaea, llBacteria, lland llEukarya. llExplain
llwhatlthe llthree lldomains llhave llin llcommon lland llhow llthey lldiffer. MSC: l l Understanding

10. Which llof llthe llfollowing llwould llyou llnot llexpect llto llfind llin llthe llhuman lldigestive lltract?
a. archaea c. bacteria
b. algae d. l l intestinal llviruses
ANS: l l B DIF: Moderate REF: l l 1.1
OBJ: ll1.1b llDescribe llthe llthree llmajor lldomains llof lllife: llArchaea, llBacteria, lland llEukarya. llExplain
llwhatlthe llthree lldomains llhave llin llcommon lland llhow llthey lldiffer. MSC: l l Understanding

11. Antibiotics llare llchemotherapeutic lldrugs llthat llfunction llby llinhibiting llan llimportant llcellular
llstructure llor llprocess llof llan llorganism ll that llis llcausing llan llinfection. llWhich llof llthe llfollowing

llwould llnot llbe llaffected llbylan llantibiotic llthat lltargets llcellular llmetabolic llenzymes?

a. Streptococcus llpyogenes llbacteria c. ameba
b. Herpes llvirus d. l l bread llmold
ANS: l l B DIF: Moderate REF: l l 1.1
OBJ: l l 1.1c llDefine llviruses, lland llexplain llhow llthey llrelate llto llliving
llcells.lMSC: l l Analyzing




12. Which llscientist llis llcredited llwith llconstructing llthe llfirst
llmicroscope?

a. Antonie llvan llLeeuwenhoek c. Robert llHooke
b. Catherine llof llSiena d. ll ll l l Louis llPasteur
ANS: l l C DIF: Easy REF: l l 1.2
OBJ: l l 1.2a llExplain llhow llmicrobial lldiseases llhave llchanged llhuman
llhistory.lMSC: l l Remembering




13. Which llof llthe llfollowing llwas llan llunexpected llbenefit llof llthe llbubonic llplague?
a. There llwas llno llbenefit llto llthe llbubonic llplague.
b. The llpopulation llof llEurope llexperienced lla llbaby llboom.
c. It llresulted llin lla llbetter llunderstanding llof llaseptic llpractices lland llhow llto llprevent llthe
llspread lloflinfection.

d. The llpopulation lldecline llenabled llthe llcultural lladvancement llof llthe llRenaissance.
ANS: l l D DIF: Easy REF: l l 1.2
OBJ: l l 1.2a llExplain llhow llmicrobial lldiseases llhave llchanged llhuman
llhistory.lMSC: l l Understanding




14. Which llof llthe llfollowing llorganisms llwould llyou llNOT llbe llable llto llsee llusing llRobert llHooke’s llmicroscope?
a. vinegar lleels c. mold llfilaments
b. dust llmites d. Mycobacterium lltuberculosis
ANS: l l D DIF: Moderate REF: 1.2

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