Viruses, Archaea, and Bacteria Review

1. What taxonomic domain includes viruses?

• Archaea

• bacteria

• eukarya

• none because they are not living

If a host cell is destroyed, what kind of viral infection has occurred?

• bacterial

• lytic

• lysogenic

• bad

What determines how a virus works?

• viroid and prion

• structure and shape

• domain and kingdom

• none of the above

What does CDC stand for?

• Corona Virus Center

• Center for Disease Control and Prevention

• Center for Disruptive Corona Viruses

• Cooperative Disease Center

Tags

NGSS.HS-ESS3-1

What type of infection involves viral genetic material combining with the host DNA and replicating with it, not destroying the cell?

• bacterial

• lytic

• lysogenic

• protista

Which of the following is a rapid outbreak of an infection over several continents?

• lytic

• lysogenic

• epidemic

• pandemic

What are protective proteins produced by the immune system in response to the presence of an antigen?

• viruses

• pathogens

• antibodies

• serologists

If exposing a microbe to oxygen kills the organism, we can infer it must be

• an obligate anaerobe

• an obligate aerobe

• a facultative aerobe

• viral

Tags

NGSS.HS-LS2-3

Which of the following is one of the main factors in antibiotic resistance?

• failing to take all doses of an antibiotic prescribed as a treatment for an infection

• giving young children vaccines before adolescence

• viruses destroying many pathogenic bacteria

• not using enough antibiotics in food products

Impetigo is caused by staph or strep bacteria that are normally on the skin, where they are harmless. This infection is most likely to occur when

• the bacteria injects its DNA into a host cell

• the bacteria gain access to the body through scraped skin

• the infected person did not receive a vaccine

• when the host cell is destroyed