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WorksheetsMicrobes & Us
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
_____________ is a process used to keep milk from spoiling.
Vaccination
Pasteurization
Sterilization
Fermentation
Acellular microbes include:
Viruses, Viroids, & Prions
Bacteria, Archaea, & Eukarya
Eukaryotes & Prokaryotes
Protozoal parasites & Viruses
_____________ are not known to cause disease.
archaea
fungi
bacteria
helminthes
Domain Eukarya includes:
fungi
prokaryotes
archaea
viruses
Redi, Spallanzani, and Pasteur supported the theory of Biogenesis.
True
False
Most microbes are measured in centimeters.
True
False
Antimicrobial chemicals produced naturally by bacteria and/or fungi are called:
synthetic drugs
antibiotics
chemotherapeutics
essential oils
Grace has a cyst on her ankle that is filled with multicellular worms. She has a ____________ infection.
helminth
viral
fungal
bacterial
Bacteria are bigger than yeast cells
True
False
Binomial nomenclature: Genus species
Incorrect
Correct
_________________ microscopes are needed to study viruses due to their small size.
dissecting
electron
compound
light
Which of the following are part of Koch's Postulates?
Microbe is prepared and maintained in pure culture
Microbe shares the same genetic material found in all other cases of disease.
Microbe must be bacterial or fungal.
Microbe can be cultured again from new subjects after the onset of disease
Microbes are essential to life. Which of the following is not a beneficial function of microbes:
bioremediation
biogeochemical cycles (NCHOPS)
increased illness
insect control
Koch often had problems keeping his culture media solid. What was it missing?
water
petri dish
nutrients
agar
The average human body contains more microbial than human cells.
True
False
___________________ theory: life is the product of a "vital force" that acts on nonliving matter.
miasma
biogenesis
spontaneous generation
cell
The process of vaccination involves the inhalation of dried smallpox scabs through the respiratory tract.
True
False
Linneaus' contribution to science was:
petri dishes
microscopes
evolution
binomial nomenclature
All microbes are alive.
True
False
All microorganisms are alive.
True
False
Viruses and prions are not considered alive because:
they are not cellular
they do not breathe
they don't have organelles
they are small
The majority of microbes are pathogenic.
True
False
Microbes are ubiquitous.
True
False
Peptidoglycan is found in:
bacteria
fungi
archaea
protozoa
algae
Pseudomurein is found in:
bacteria
fungi
archaea
protozoa
algae
Cellulose is found in:
bacteria
fungi
archaea
protozoa
algae
Chitin is found in:
bacteria
fungi
archaea
protozoa
algae
_____________ are used when sterile conditions are needed to keep everything "germ free".
pure culture techniques
aseptic techniques
biogenesis techniques
disinfection techniques
A prokaryotic organism is found in an underwater hydrothermal vent above 170 degrees C. It is likely a:
archaea
bacteria
fungi
helminth
Criteria used to prove that a specific microbe causes a specific disease.
Koch's Postulates
Biogenesis
Spontaneous generation
Binomial nomenclature
Some eukaryotes can live as both unicellular and multicellular forms during their lifespan.
True
False
Most microbial species have been discovered.
True
False
The surgical practice established by Lister was:
Antisepsis
Vaccination
Chemotherapy
Epidemiology
"Life comes from life" explains the theory of Biogenesis.
True
False
Prokaryotes are found in:
domain bacteria
domain archaea
domain eukarya
domain plantae
"Microbe" and "microorganism" mean the same thing.
True
False
The study of mycology focuses on _______________.
bacteri
fungi
archaea
muscles
Fleming:
first to view cells
penicillin
hand disinfection
vaccination
Lister:
cells come from pre-existing cells
wound infection control (antisepsis)
fermentation
epidemiology and sanitary conditions
Jenner:
first to view cells
penicillin
hand disinfection
vaccination
Semmelweis:
hand disinfection
wound infection control (antisepsis)
etiology
epidemiology and sanitary conditions
Snow:
hand disinfection
wound infection control (antisepsis)
etiology
epidemiology and sanitary conditions
Ehrlich:
cells come from pre-existing cells
wound infection control (antisepsis)
selective toxicity
epidemiology and sanitary conditions
Pasteur:
cells come from pre-existing cells
fermentation
selective toxicity
epidemiology and sanitary conditions
Hesse:
hand disinfection
wound infection control (antisepsis)
agar and growth media
epidemiology and sanitary conditions
Koch:
etiology
aseptic technique
handwashing
pasteurization
Virchow:
cell theory
antisepsis
fermentation
selective toxicity
Hooke:
cell theory
first to view microbes
first to view cells
selective toxicity
Van Leeuwenhoek:
cell theory
first to view microbes
first to view cells
selective toxicity
Diane has a fever of 102.5 degrees F. This is a:
sign
symptom
