All versions of Exam 4 categorized by question types 2023-2024 BIOD 210 Genetics Portage learning
division Geneva college
Question type breakdown
True and false:
Matching, multiple choice and short answer:
Clinical questions: only questions are provided for short answer/clinical questions as examinees
are strongly encouraged to answer them in their own words.
Good luck!
True and false questions
A bacterium that can grow well on minimal medium is an example of an auxotroph. False
A bacterium that can grow well on minimal medium is an example of an auxotroph. True
A temperate bacteriophage is capable of either lysis or acting as prophage. True
Genetic information can be transferred between bacteria on a double- stranded RNA molecule called a
plasmid. False
Bacteria can be grown only in liquid culture on minimal medium. False
Bacteria can be grown in minimal medium on either agar plates or in liquid culture. True
Some phages are capable of acting as either lytic phase or prophage. True
Phages must either be virulent or prophages. False
Enzymes can never be turned off. False
Cotransduction occurs when genes are not closely mapped. False
division Geneva college
Question type breakdown
True and false:
Matching, multiple choice and short answer:
Clinical questions: only questions are provided for short answer/clinical questions as examinees
are strongly encouraged to answer them in their own words.
Good luck!
True and false questions
A bacterium that can grow well on minimal medium is an example of an auxotroph. False
A bacterium that can grow well on minimal medium is an example of an auxotroph. True
A temperate bacteriophage is capable of either lysis or acting as prophage. True
Genetic information can be transferred between bacteria on a double- stranded RNA molecule called a
plasmid. False
Bacteria can be grown only in liquid culture on minimal medium. False
Bacteria can be grown in minimal medium on either agar plates or in liquid culture. True
Some phages are capable of acting as either lytic phase or prophage. True
Phages must either be virulent or prophages. False
Enzymes can never be turned off. False
Cotransduction occurs when genes are not closely mapped. False
