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MICROBIOLOGY EXAM #1 (CHAPTER 1,3,4,5,6) ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2027 UPDATE 100% CORRECT

Question 1.
Microbiology

Correct Answer: The specialized area of biology that deals with organisms too
small to be seen with the naked eye


Question 2.
6 major groups of microorganisms

Correct Answer: 1. Bacteria 2. Algae 3. Protozoa 4. Helminths 5. Fungi 6. Viruses


Question 3.
What do microbiologists study?

Correct Answer: - Cell structure - Growth and Physiology - Genetics - Taxonomy
and evolutionary history - Interactions with living and non living environment


Question 4.
What are the 6 different branches of study in microbiology?

Correct Answer: 1. Medical microbiology 2. Public Health microbiology and
Epidemiology 3. Immunology 4. Industrial Microbiology 5. Agricultural
Microbiology 6. Environmental Microbiology


Question 5.
Medical Microbiology

Correct Answer: Study of microbes as they relate to medicine, deals with
microbes that causes disease in humans and animals


Question 6.
Public Health Microbiology ology

Correct Answer: and Epidemi- Monitor and control the spread of disease in
communities. USPHS, CDC, WHO


Question 7.
Industrial Microbiology

Correct Answer: - Use of microbes to manufacture important compounds -
Safeguards our food and water - Also includes biotechnology - Ranges from

,bread making to gene therapy - Microbes can be used to create large quantities
of substances such as amino acids, beer, drugs, enzymes, and vitamins


Question 8.
Agricultural Microbiology

Correct Answer: - Deals with the relationships between microbes and
domesticated plants and animals - Plant specialists focus on plant diseases, soil
fertility, and nutritional interactions - Animal specialists work with infectious
diseases and other associations animals have with microorganisms


Question 9.
Immunology

Correct Answer: Studies a diverse areas such as vaccination, blood testing, and
allergy. Immunologists investigate the role of the immune system in cancer and
autoimmune diseases


Question 10.
Environmental Microbiology

Correct Answer: Studies the effect of microbes on the earth's diverse habitats.
Example- aquatic microbiology, soil microbiology, geomicrobiology, and
astrobiology


Question 11.
eu-kary means?

Correct Answer: true nucleus; cells with a nucleus are classified as eukaryotes


Question 12.
Pro-kary means?

Correct Answer: Pre-nucleus; bacteria and archaea do not have a nucleus and
have been traditionally classified as prokaryotes


Question 13.
What is a microbe?

Correct Answer: A microorganism


Question 14.
How are biology and ent? How are they

, Correct Answer: microbiology differ- Biology is concerned with all the different
similar? scales of size that microorganisms exist on, but many fields on biology
are concerned with more complex organisms such as mammals. Microbiology is
concerned specifically with smaller, individual organisms. Microbiologists might
be concerned with something as big as a bacteria, and they do study systems,
such as the immune system, but generally they focus on smaller individual
organisms. They are similar because they both study organisms, just on
different scales.


Question 15.
Bacteria

Correct Answer: - Unicellular microorganisms - Some cause human, animal, or
plant diseases; others are beneficial. - Prokaryotic


Question 16.
Algae

Correct Answer: - Unicellular microorganisms - Prokaryotic - Food or water borne
- Reproduce Asexually - Photosythetic


Question 17.
Protozoa

Correct Answer: - Unicellular - Eukaryotic - Live independently or as parasites -
Mostly found in soil or water


Question 18.
Helminths

Correct Answer: - Multicellular - Eukaryotic - Worms


Question 19.
Fungi/Yeast

Correct Answer: - Eukaryotic - Multicellular - Protists characterized by the
absence of chlorophyll and by the presence of a rigid cell wall


Question 20.
Medical Microbiology

Correct Answer: - Deals with diseases of humans and animals - Study the way
microorganisms cause dis-ease - Example: A Microbiologist at the CDC may
examine a culture of the influenza virus in order to understand why is is so
harmful

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