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Viruses

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who defined Viruses as 'Obligate parasites, too small to be seen'?

a)

Bawden

b)

Luria

c)

Ivanowski

d)

Beijerinck

2.

Who provided the first experimental proof regarding existence of Viruses?

a)

D J Ivanowski

b)

W M Stanley

c)

Beijerinck

d)

Luria

3.

Who coined the term 'Virus'?

a)

Beijerinck

b)

D J Ivanowski

c)

W M Stanley

d)

Bawden

4.

Which of the following is not true for viruses?

a)

It cant pass through bacterial filters

b)

Highly resistant to antibiotics

c)

acellular infectious agents

d)

obligate, intracellular host specific parasites

5.

Which of the following is the smallest animal virus?

a)

Foot and Mouth disease virus

b)

Small pox virus

c)

Alfalfa Mosaic Virus

d)

Tobacco mosaic Virus

6.

What is the nature of nucleic acid found in Coliphage Φx174?

a)

Single Stranded DNA (ssDNA)

b)

Double Stranded DNA (dsDNA)

c)

Single Stranded RNA (ssRNA)

d)

Double Stranded RNA (dsRNA)

7.

Which statement is not true about Tobacco Mosaic Viruses?

a)

It contains a single stranded DNA and a capsid

b)

Capsid is made of about 2100 Capsomers

c)

Capsomers are arranged helically around hollow central axis

d)

Virus is rod shaped

8.

Which statement about Bacteriophage is not correct?

a)

Lysogenic life cycle is virulent phase

b)

Tail fibre and end plate helps in attachment to the host

c)

It has a capsid which encloses a double stranded DNA

d)

They infect bacteria

9.

Identify the statement which is not true for Viroids?

a)

It causes Mad Cow disease

b)

smallest infectious agent contains free RNA only

c)

They lack capsid

d)

Discovered by T O Diener

10.

These are proteinaceous infectious particle. They cause several diseases like Kuru (Laughing death) in humans and Scrapie in sheep and goats.

These are called

a)

Prions

b)

Virion

c)

Viroids

d)

Mycophage