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VIRUS

VIRUS

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In which kingdom of life do viruses and prions belong?

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Animalia

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Fungi

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Protist

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They don’t belong to any kingdom

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Which part of the virus contains the genetic information (DNA or RNA)?

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Capsid

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Envelope

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Nucleocapsid

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Matrix

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Which viral structure is primarily composed of lipids derived from the host cell membrane?

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Capsid

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Envelope

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Nucleocapsid

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Matrix

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Multiple Choice

Which type of genetic material is found in a virus?

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DNA

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RNA

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DNA and RNA

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DNA or RNA

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single-stranded RNA viruses have lower mutation rates than

single-stranded DNA viruses

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Multiple Choice

Most enveloped viruses infect...

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plant cell

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prokaryotes

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animal cell

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eukaryotes

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Influenza virus has envelope proteins called neuraminidases that help virus to release from the host

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Which of the following is a characteristic of the lysogenic cycle but not the lytic cycle?

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Rapid host cell destruction

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Integration of viral DNA into the host genome

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Release of new viral particles

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Production of viral proteins

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What is the primary outcome of the lytic cycle in bacteriophages?

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Integration of viral DNA into the host genome

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Destruction of the host cell and release of new viral particles

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Establishment of a long-term symbiotic relationship

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Replication of the host cell DNA

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is considered a living entity?

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Virus

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Prion

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Both

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Neither

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How do prions cause disease?

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By destroying host cells

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By inducing inflammation

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By converting normal proteins into abnormal forms

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By releasing toxins

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