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MOD 1
1. Microbes that usually live on or in a person
Answer: Indigenous microflora
2. Microbes that live in dead and decaying organic material
Answer: Saprophytes
3. Study of microbes
Answer: Microbiology
4. Infectious particles which includes viruses and prions
Answer: Acellular microbes
5. Microorganisms which includes bacteria, archaea, algae, protozoa, and

fungi
Answer: Cellular microbes
6. Do not cause disease under ordinary conditions but have the potential to
cause disease should the opportunity present itself
Answer: Opportunistic infection
7. Kind of pathogen that colonizes on the host body and cause a certain
disease
Answer: Infectious disease
8. Pathogen that produces toxins in vitro
Answer: Microbial intoxication
9. First microorganisms on Earth
Answer: Archaea and Cyanobacteria
10. Microbes are said to be ____, meaning they live virtually everywhere
Answer: Ubiquitous
MOD 2
1. Field of parasitology involves study of types of organisms
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2. Obligate intracellular pathogens
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3. Which of the following statement is true?
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4. Even smaller than virus
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5. Protein derived from M. tuberculosis
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6. Sizes of virus are expressed in
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7. Contains one magnifying lens
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8. Use an electron beam as a source of illumination
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9. Large knob that brings object into focus
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10. Small knob that brings image into focus
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MOD 3
1. Molecules of extrachromosomal DNA
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2. Bacterium which possess a tuft of flagella at one end of its cell
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3. Bacterium which possess one or more flagella at each end of its cell
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4. Some bacteria stain Gram-positive and others stain Gram-negative as a

result of differences in the structure of their
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5. Not found in prokaryotic cells
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6. Never found in prokaryotic cells
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7. Semipermeable structure which controls the transport of materials

between cell and its external environment
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8. Sites of photosynthesis in eukaryotic cells
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9. Membrane that serve as a skin around the nucleus
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10. Slimy, gelatinous material produced by the cell membrane
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MOD 4
1. Scientist who established the science of taxonomy based on the binomial
system of nomenclature in the 18th cent by
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2. Specific epithet of Homo erectus
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3. Process of prokaryotes in which one cell splits in half to become two

daughter cells
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4. Arrangement of organism into taxonomic groups on the basis of

similarities
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5. Three-Domain System of Classification is based on differences in which

molecules?
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6. Which if the following is in the correct sequence
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7. Genus + Specific epithet
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8. Kingdom of bacteria and archaea
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9. Scientist who developed the Three-Domain System of Classification
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10. Relatedness among organisms is determined by
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MOD 5
1. Steps occurs during the multiplication of animal virus but not during the
multiplication of bacteriophages
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2. Diseases or groups of diseases not caused by prions
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3. Viruses are said to have specific properties that distinguish them frong
living cells EXCEPT
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4. Viruses that infect bacteria
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5. Disease where women and children ate human brains
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6. After the virus particles are assembled, they must escape from the cell.
How they escape from the cell depends on the type of that it is
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7. Many viral pieces are produced which can be quite complicated
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8. Viral pieces are assembled to produce complete viral particles
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9. Phage injects its DNA into the bacterial cell
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MOD 6
1. Most prokaryotic cells produce by
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2. Group of bacteria that lack right cell wall and take on irregular shape
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3. At the end of Gram-staining procedure, Gram-positive bacteria will be
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4. Which of the following statement about rickettsia is false
Answer:
5. Which of the following statement about chlamydia and chlamydophila spp.

Is false
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6. Which of the following statement about Cyanobacteria is false
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7. Which of the following statement about archaea is false
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8. Organism that does not require oxygen but can survive in atmosphere
containing some molecular oxygen
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9. Staining use in the tuberculosis laboratory
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10. Accomplished by passing the smear through bunsen burner flame
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MOD 7
1. Which of the following statement about algae and fungi are true
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2. All of the following are algae, EXCEPT
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3. All of the following are fungi, EXCEPT
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4. A protozoan may possess any of the following, EXCEPT
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5. Terms not associated with fungi
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6. Terms that can be used to describe hyphae, EXCEPT
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7. Lichen is usually represent a symbiotic relationship between what pairs
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8. A stigma is a
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9. If dimorphic fungus is causing a respiratory infection, which of the

following might be seen in a sputum specimen from the patient
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10. Which of the following is not fungus
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MOD 8
1. Building blocks of proteins
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2. Glucose, sucrose and cellulose are examples of
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3. The amino acids in a polypeptide chain are connected by
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4. Virtually, all enzymes are
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5. Biological catalyst
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6. Saprophytic fungi digest organic molecules outside of the organism by

means of
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7. Major energy-storing or energy-carrying molecules within a cell
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8. Proteins that must link up with a cofactor to function as an enzyme
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9. Organisms that use organic chemical as an energy source
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10. Organisms that use organic compound other than CO2 as their carbon
source
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MOD 1

1. Microbes that usually live on or in a person

Answer: Indigenous microflora

2. Microbes that live in dead and decaying organic material

4. Infectious particles which includes viruses and prions

Answer: Acellular microbes

5. Microorganisms which includes bacteria, archaea, algae, protozoa, and

Answer: Cellular microbes

Answer: Opportunistic infection

Answer: Infectious disease

8. Pathogen that produces toxins in vitro

Answer: Microbial intoxication

9. First microorganisms on Earth

Answer: Archaea and Cyanobacteria

1. Field of parasitology involves study of types of organisms

2. Obligate intracellular pathogens

3. Which of the following statement is true?

4. Even smaller than virus

5. Protein derived from M. tuberculosis

6. Sizes of virus are expressed in

7. Contains one magnifying lens

8. Use an electron beam as a source of illumination

9. Large knob that brings object into focus

10. Small knob that brings image into focus

2. Bacterium which possess a tuft of flagella at one end of its cell

4. Some bacteria stain Gram-positive and others stain Gram-negative as a

5. Not found in prokaryotic cells

6. Never found in prokaryotic cells

7. Semipermeable structure which controls the transport of materials

8. Sites of photosynthesis in eukaryotic cells

9. Membrane that serve as a skin around the nucleus

10. Slimy, gelatinous material produced by the cell membrane

2. Specific epithet of Homo erectus

3. Process of prokaryotes in which one cell splits in half to become two

4. Arrangement of organism into taxonomic groups on the basis of

5. Three-Domain System of Classification is based on differences in which

6. Which if the following is in the correct sequence

7. Genus + Specific epithet

8. Kingdom of bacteria and archaea

9. Scientist who developed the Three-Domain System of Classification

10. Relatedness among organisms is determined by

2. Diseases or groups of diseases not caused by prions

4. Viruses that infect bacteria

5. Disease where women and children ate human brains

7. Many viral pieces are produced which can be quite complicated

8. Viral pieces are assembled to produce complete viral particles

9. Phage injects its DNA into the bacterial cell

3. At the end of Gram-staining procedure, Gram-positive bacteria will be

4. Which of the following statement about rickettsia is false

5. Which of the following statement about chlamydia and chlamydophila spp.

6. Which of the following statement about Cyanobacteria is false

7. Which of the following statement about archaea is false

9. Staining use in the tuberculosis laboratory

10. Accomplished by passing the smear through bunsen burner flame

2. All of the following are algae, EXCEPT

3. All of the following are fungi, EXCEPT

4. A protozoan may possess any of the following, EXCEPT

5. Terms not associated with fungi

6. Terms that can be used to describe hyphae, EXCEPT