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Virus by Ms.M PHS

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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1.

Several viruses are shown. All of them have different shaped glycoprotein projections. Why does a virus need to have these projections?

a)

Projections help the virus move in its environment.

b)

Projections help the virus maintain homeostasis

c)

Projections help the virus reproduce with other viruses

d)

Projections helps the virus attach to specific host cells

2.

Compare the Glycoprotein projections in the virus images to the cell's cilia below. What do you think the the glycoproteins and cilia are used for?

a)

Cilia are used for locomotion and projections are used for protection

b)

Cilia are used for defense and projections are used for distracting predators

c)

Projections are used for attachment and cilia are used for moving fluid surrounding the cell

d)

Projections are used for obtaining food and cilia are used for making proteins

3.

Which of the following statements explains what happens when a virus is able to inject viral material into a living animal cell?

a)

It will carry out aerobic respiration

b)

It will take over the cell's metabolism / Mechanism/ machinery and assemble new viruses.

c)

It will reproduce both sexually and asexually

d)

It will cause no change to the cell

4.

Which viral replication cycle does the cell go through lysis (burst) and destroyed ?

a)

Lysogenic

b)

Binary Fission

c)

Digestion

d)

Lytic

5.

During which replication cycle does the virus rupture through the cell membrane killing the cell?

a)

Lytic

b)

Lysogenic

c)

Both

d)

None of them

6.

What is an important difference between a virus and a bacteria cell?

a)

The virus is more contagious than the bacteria

b)

The virus contains genetic information, the bacteria does not

c)

Streptococcal and Viral Pharyngitis are the same thing

d)

The virus cannot reproduce on its own, but the bacteria can

7.

What do viruses have in common with all cells?

a)

The ability to reproduce on their own

b)

Being able to grow and divide

c)

Having genetic material

d)

Can preform protein synthesis

8.

What is the one difference between a cyanobacteria and a virus?

a)

Viruses can go through growth and development, but cyanobacteria cannot

b)

Cyanobacteria can reproduce on their own, but viruses must use a host cell to reproduce

c)

Cyanobacteria do not have a nucleus and viruses do have a nucleus

d)

Viruses are much larger in size than cyanobacteria

9.

Several viruses are shown. All of them have different shaped glycoprotein projections. Why does a virus need to have these projections?

a)

Movement

b)

Homeostasis

c)

Attachment

d)

Reproduce

10.

Which one is the virus ?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

11.

Viruses can be transmitted through air, water, food, insect bites, and direct skin contact. Once a virus gains entry to the body, it invades a host cell in order to-

a)

Deactivate the host cell's defenses

b)

Access cellular machinery for replication

c)

Metabolize host proteins and grow

d)

Synthesize antibodies for defense

12.

Which of the following is the characteristics for virus?

a)

Needs a host to reproduce

b)

Freely reproduce

c)

Creates their own energy

d)

Can grow and development

13.

Influenza VirusesThe H1N1 virus is a strain of influenza that caused a worldwide pandemic outbreak in 2009. Like other influenza viruses, it causes a respiratory infection that spreads from person to person by coughing and sneezing.


If you contract the flu why is it important to take an antiviral medication (Ex: Tamiflu) within 2 days of symptom onset?

a)

The virus is dormant in cell

b)

The virus does not mutate

c)

The virus replicates quickly

Lytic

d)

The virus inactivate when enter the cell

14.

Janie was exposed to the flu 5 days earlier when she visited her friend Sarah who tested positive 3 days before Janie. Why is it so important for the doctor to immediately prescribe an antiviral to treat the symptoms?

a)

The flu has a lysogenic replication cycle that remains dormant for along period of time before causing any symptoms

b)

The flu has a lytic replication cycle that replicates quickly

c)

The flu is transmitted through a vector such as a tick that transfers the virus to other people

d)

The flu can replicate outside of a host cell on its own

15.

Susie attends a Taylor Swift concert with her group of friends on Saturday where they share snacks and drinks. The following Saturday Susie wakes up with a sore throat, high fever, muscle aches, and chills. Susie's mom takes her to the doctor where she tests positive for strep throat later that day. There is no vaccine for strep throat. What type of viral reproductive cycle does strep throat have?

a)

Lytic, because of the quick onset of symptoms

b)

Lytic, because they share food and drinks

c)

Lysogenic, because there is no vaccine for this type of viral reproduction

d)

Lysogenic, because of the long incubation period