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Microbiology zFundamentals: zA zClinical zApproach, z3e z(Cowan)
zChapter z1 Introduction zto zMicrobes zand zTheir zBuilding
zBlocks


1) When zhumans zmanipulate zthe zgenes zof zmicroorganisms, zthe zprocess zis zcalled .
A) bioremediation
B) genetic zengineering
C) epidemiology
D) immunology
E) taxonomy

Answer: z B
zSection: 01.01
Topic: Microbial zRoles; zBasics zof zGenetic
zEngineeringzBloom's: 01. zRemember
ASM zTopic: Module z04 zInformation zFlow
ASM zObjective: 04.05 zCell zgenomes zcan zbe zmanipulated zto zalter zcell zfunction.

2) Which zof zthe zfollowing zis znot zconsidered za zmicroorganism?
A) Mosquito
B) Protozoan
C) Bacterium
D) Virus
E) Fungus

Answer: z A
zSection: 01.01
Topic: zTaxonomy zof
zMicroorganismszBloom's: 01.
zRemember
ASM zTopic: Module z01 zEvolution
ASM zObjective: 01.02 zMutations zand zhorizontal zgene ztransfer, zalong zwith zthe zimmense
zvariety zofzmicroenvironments, zhave zresulted zin za zvast z diversity zof zmicroorganisms.


3) All zmicroorganisms zare zbest zdefined zas zorganisms zthat .
A) cause zhuman zdisease
B) lack za zcell znucleus
C) are zinfectious zparticles
D) are ztoo zsmall zto zbe zseen zwith zthe zunaided zeye
E) can zonly zbe zfound zgrowing zin zlaboratories

Answer: z D
zSection: 01.01
Topic: Microbial zRoles
zBloom's: 01.
zRemember
ASM zTopic: Module z01 zEvolution
ASM zObjective: 01.02 zMutations zand zhorizontal zgene ztransfer, zalong zwith zthe zimmense
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Copyright z© z2019 zMcGraw-
Hill

,zvariety zofzmicroenvironments, zhave zresulted zin za zvast z diversity zof zmicroorganisms.




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Copyright z© z2019 zMcGraw-
Hill

,4) Which zactivity zis zan zexample zof zbiotechnology?
A) Bacteria zin zthe zsoil zsecreting zan zantibiotic zto zkill zcompetitors
B) A zmicrobiologist zusing zthe zmicroscope zto zstudy zbacteria
C) Egyptians zusing zmoldy zbread zon zwounds
D) Escherichia zcoli zproducing zhuman zinsulin
E) Public zhealth zofficials zmonitoring zdiseases zin za zcommunity

Answer: z D
zSection: 01.01
Topic: Basics zof zGenetic
zEngineeringzBloom's: 02.
zUnderstand
ASM zTopic: Module z06 zImpact zof zMicroorganisms
ASM zObjective: 06.03 zHumans zutilize zand zharness zmicroorganisms zand ztheir zproducts.

5) Living zthings zordinarily ztoo zsmall zto zbe zseen zwith zthe zunaided zeye zare ztermed .
A) bacteria
B) viruses
C) parasites
D) microorganisms
E) prokaryotes

Answer: z D
zSection: 01.01
Topic: Cellular
zOrganizationzBloom's:
01. zRemember
ASM zTopic: Module z01 zEvolution
ASM zObjective: 01.02 zMutations zand zhorizontal zgene ztransfer, zalong zwith zthe zimmense
zvariety zofzmicroenvironments, zhave zresulted zin za zvast z diversity zof zmicroorganisms.


6) The zmicroorganisms zthat zrecycle znutrients zby zbreaking zdown zdead zmatter zand zwastes zare
zcalled
z .
A) decomposers
B) prokaryotes
C) pathogens
D) eukaryotes
E) fermenters

Answer: z A
zSection: 01.01
Topic: Microbial zRoles
zBloom's: 01.
zRemember
ASM zTopic: Module z06 zImpact zof zMicroorganisms
ASM zObjective: 06.01 zMicrobes zare zessential zfor zlife, zas zwe zknow zit, zand zthe
zprocesses zthatzsupport zlife z(e.g. zin zbiogeochemical zcycles zand zplant/animal zmicroflora).
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Copyright z© z2019 zMcGraw-
Hill

, 7) Cells, zlike zbacteria zand zarchaea, zthat zdo znot zhave za znucleus zin ztheir zcells zhave
ztraditionally zbeenzcalled .
A) decomposers
B) prokaryotes
C) pathogens
D) eukaryotes
E) fermenters

Answer: z B
zSection: 01.01
Topic: Cellular
zOrganizationzBloom's:
01. zRemember
ASM zTopic: Module z02 zStructure zand zFunction
ASM zObjective: 01.01 zCells, zorganelles z(e.g. zmitochondria zand zchloroplasts) zand zall
zmajorzmetabolic zpathways zevolved zfrom zearly zprokaryotic zcells.


8) The zfirst zcells zappeared zabout billion zyears
zago.zA) z5.2
B) z4.6
C) z3.8
D) z2.9
E) z1.5

Answer: z C
zSection: 01.01
Topic: History zof
zMicrobiologyzBloom's: 01.
zRemember
ASM zTopic: Module z01 zEvolution
ASM zObjective: 01.01 zCells, zorganelles z(e.g. zmitochondria zand zchloroplasts) zand zall
zmajorzmetabolic zpathways zevolved zfrom zearly zprokaryotic zcells.


9) Which zof zthe zfollowing zis znot za zhuman zuse zof zmicroorganisms?
A) Making zbread
B) Treating zwater zand zsewage
C) Manufacturing zcopper zwire
D) Mass zproducing zantibiotics
E) Cleaning zup zoil zspills

Answer: z C
zSection: 01.01
Topic: Microbial zRoles
zBloom's: 01.
zRemember
ASM zTopic: Module z06 zImpact zof zMicroorganisms
ASM zObjective: 06.03 zHumans zutilize zand zharness zmicroorganisms zand ztheir zproducts.

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Copyright z© z2019 zMcGraw-
Hill

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