1st - easy round

Level 1 - easy round

Questions by: Orallo, Jeremiah​

Level 1 - The basic 20

​easy round

This level is consists of 20 basic questions​ and you have 20 seconds to answer each. choose the best answer from the multiple choices provided.

The 20 top scorers will move on to the next round​

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Good luck, Players!​

questions were made by: Orallo, Jeremiah​

Multiple Choice

father of antibiotic

• Alexander Fleming

• Theodor Escherich

• Albert Neisser

• Selman Waksman

Multiple Choice

these are examples of simple microscopes except:

• Jewelry pieces

• Pocket magnifiers

• Small telescope

• Reading Glasses

Multiple Choice

a magnifying instrument that uses two types of lens to magnify objects.

• Compound microscope

• Simple microscope

• Dark-field microscope

• Electron microscope

Multiple Choice

which is not a division of microbiology?

• Phycology

• Mycology

• Virology

• Helmetology

Multiple Choice

The microorganisms that cause disease in humans are called?

• Microbiome

• Pathom

• Pathogenic

• Pathogens

Multiple Choice

who proposed the practice of handwashing?

• Selman Waksman

• Albert Washeman

• Ignaz Semmelweis

• Robert Koch

Multiple Choice

An arrangement of bacilli which is a short rod-like shape is often mistaken for that of coccus.

• COCCOBALICCUS

• STREPTOBACILLI

• PALISADES

• COCCOBACILLUS

Multiple Choice

Microbiology comes from the Greek word, "_____" meaning small; and "___" meaning life.

• Mikro and bio

• Micros and boio

• Micros and boi

• Mikros and bio

Multiple Choice

Who discovered the cell?

• Robert Hook

• Robert Brown

• Anton Von Leeuwenhoek

• Robert Hooke

Multiple Choice

A microscope developed by Dr. Gerd Binnig and Dr. Heinrich Rohrer, Swiss Scientists 1980

• Scanned Probe Microscope

• Atomic Force Microscope

• Confocal Microscope

• Confocal Microscope

Multiple Choice

He discovered the causative organisms of anthrax, septicæmia, tuberculosis, and cholera

• Louis Pasteur

• Edward Jenner

• Robert Koch

• Paul Ehrlich

Multiple Choice

The ability of some microorganisms to change their morphology, biological functions, or reproductive modes in response to environmental factors.

• Pleomorphism

• Pliability

• Mobility

• Placing

Multiple Choice

A cell structure that is not well organized and firmly attached

a component of the cell wall that allows bacteria to glide or slide

parallel to a solid surface

• Capsule

• Slimy Wall

• Periplasmic space

• Slime Layer

Multiple Choice

most of the normal flora in the skin are found in?

• moist/intertriginous area

• Dry area

• Intimate area only

Multiple Choice

Robert Koch and Friedrich Loeffler developed the Koch postulates in 1884, based on earlier concepts described by?

• Albert brown

• Jakob Henle

• Ignaz Semmelweis

• Selman Waksman

Multiple Choice

a method for a pathogen to cause disease by causing direct damage to the tissues or surface

• Chemical

• Mechanical

• Toxin

• Biochemical

• Immunologic

Multiple Choice

The following are types of flagella with more than one polar except;

• unipolar

• Peritrichous

• amphitrichous

• Lophotrichous

• Monotrichous

Multiple Choice

THE FOLLOWING ARE THE FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE THE OCCURRENCE OF INFECTION EXCEPT?

• Number of microbes

• Virulence of microorganism

• portal of entry

• universality of microbes

• defensive host power

Multiple Choice

What of the following is an example of a communicable disease?

• Tetanus

• Cancer

• Cystic Fibrosis

• Diabetes

• Rabies

Multiple Choice

what are the three types of exotoxin?

• enterotoxin, pletoxin and entelotoxin

• enterotoxin, nervoutoxin, and cyclitoxin

• cytotoxin, enterotoxin, and neurotoxin

• enedotoxin, adenotoxin, and edinortoxin

• nortoxin, tortoxin, and portoxin