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Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Herpesviridae can infect humans, dolphins, horses, & rhinos. It has a broad:
host range
CPE
pathogenicity spectrum
capsomere
Plant viruses are called:
virophages
viroids
bacteriophages
mycophages
The Sputnik phage infects large viruses like Mimivirus. Sputnik is considered a:
bacteriophage
mycophage
virophage
virophage
Fungal viruses are called:
virophages
viroids
bacteriophages
mycophages
Host range is determined by:
receptors
exotoxins
endotoxins
purulence
In which of the following ways are viruses like bacteria?
Both (all viruses, some bacteria) may be obligate intracellular parasites
Both are unicellular
Both have RNA and DNA
All of these
A plaque is:
A virus that infects bacteria.
A clear area against a "lawn" of bacteria.
Viral DNA incorporated into host cell DNA.
Yersinia pestis
Which of the following provides the most significant support for the idea that viruses are nonliving agents?
They cannot reproduce themselves outside of a host.
They are filterable.
They are chemically simple.
They are not composed of cells
Viruses that use reverse transcriptase to make a DNA copy of their genome and then incorporate the viral DNA into the host cell’s DNA are:
Prions
Lytic viruses
Virons
Retroviruses
A bacteriophage is:
A clear area against a "lawn" of bacteria.
Viral DNA incorporated into host cell DNA.
A virus that infects bacteria.
A protein used for attachment to host cells.
Some viruses, such as Human Herpes Virus 1, infect a cell without causing symptoms; these are called:
Lytic viruses
Latent viruses
Phages
Slow viruses
Lytic infections can result in which of the following?
Immunity to reinfection by any other phage.
Acquisition of new characteristics by the host cell.
Production of viroid capsids packed with prion DNA.
Cell lysis after viral replication.
Lysogeny can result in which of the following?
Immunity to reinfection by any other phage.
Production of viroid capsids packed with prion DNA.
Acquisition of new characteristics by the host cell.
Immediate cell lysis.
Which of the following is a method of culturing viruses?
On agar slants
In some type of living cell/organism
In nutrient broth
On agar plates
Which of the following is not used as a criterion to classify viruses?
Nucleic acid type
Morphology
Gram stain
Type of host cells (animal, plant, bacteria)
A viral species is a group of viruses that:
Can't be defined.
Have the same morphology and nucleic acid.
Infect the same cells and cause the same disease.
Have the same genetic information and ecological niche.
Responsible for cold sores:
Hepadnaviridae
Picornaviridae
Treponema pallidum
Herpesviridae
Responsible for rabies:
Rhabdoviridae
Trypanasoma cruzii
Papoviridae
Retroviridae
Responsible for HIV:
Rhabdoviridae
Herpesviridae
Papoviridae
Retroviridae
Responsible for warts and tumors:
Rhabdoviridae
Herpesviridae
Papovaviridae
Retroviridae
Responsible for hepatitis:
Hepadnaviridae
Herpesviridae
Papovaviridae
Retroviridae
One of the main arguments that viruses are "alive" is that they:
can mutate
possess both DNA/RNA
cannot grow on synthetic media
are not made of cells
Most viruses are submicroscopic, but some are as large as microbacteria.
True
False
Helical & Polyhedral viruses can be enveloped or naked.
True
False
A single infectious viral particle is called a:
viroid
virion
virus
capsid
All viruses do not contain:
a genome
a capsid
capsomeres
an envelope
Gyrovirus has circular DNA. It infects:
prokaryotes
eukaryotes
viruses
prions
Hepadnaviridae has linear DNA. It infects:
prokaryotes
eukaryotes
viruses
prions
Hepatitis B has a nucleocapsid, this means that:
it is a naked virus
it has no envelope
it contains only genome and a capsid
all of these
Influenza virus has an envelope. Where do the its lipids come from?
the host's tissues
metabolism
its genome
secreted by its capsid
Glycoprotein spikes like hemagglutinin & neuraminidase:
aid in viral classification
aid in attachment to host
aid in entrance & exit from host cells
all of these
Viral family names end in _____, while genera end in _____.
viridae; virus
virus; viridae
phage; viridae
viridae; phage
Viral names are classified the same way as cellular agents.
True
False
The easiest way to grow human viruses is in bacteria because:
they grow fast
they have the same structures as host cells
they are easy to inject into chicken eggs
they are not the easiest
When researching and creating viral vaccines, besides cell-culture _____ are the best growth medium.
human cells
embryonated eggs
bacteria
fungi
Cytopathic effects can be so specific to a viral type that they can be used for identification.
True
False
Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) results in host cell CPE's that:
cause waste inclusions
create multinucleate cells
creates discoloration of cells
are cytocidal
All lysogenic viruses eventually become lytic.
True
False
_____% of human DNA is viral.
50
8
17
2
The main route of spread in lysogenic viruses is through:
mitosis
binary fission
lysing host cells
both mitosis & binary fission
The mode of action of most antiviral drugs is:
preventing attachment
stopping viral replication
inactivation of ribosomes
denaturing of the capsid
Retroviruses have two special enzymes that allow them to violate the Central Dogma:
reverse transcriptase & integrase
HIV-1ase & HIV-2ase
perforin & granzyme
reverse transcriptase & perforin
Which cell types are targeted during both the lytic & lysogenic cycles in HIV?
liver cells
T-cells
B-cells
neurons
Which of these infections is always lytic?
Influenza
HIV
Herpes
Hepatitis
All of these
What % of cancers of caused by viruses?
1
5
15
8
Which of these infections is lysogenic?
HPV
HIV
Herpes
Hepatitis
All of these
Oncoviruses usually target _____ in host cells.
tumor-suppressor genes
mitosis
binary fission
all of these
The avocado sunblotch infection is caused by a:
virus
viroid
prion
mycophage
Viroids are composed of:
RNA, capsid, envelope
DNA, capsid, envelope
DNA, capsid
Just unprotected RNA
Why is selective toxicity more difficult where viruses are concerned?
they mutate easily
antivirals must target infected host cells
viruses are intracellular
all of these
