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General Microbiology Exam, Exercises of Food Microbiology

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General microbiology
1. Which of the following is not one the six “I”s?
a. Inspection b. identification c. illumination d. incubation
2. The term culture refers to the____ growth of microorganisms in_______.
a. Rapid, an incubator b. macroscopic, media c. microscopic, the body d. artificial, colonies
3. A mixed culture is
a. The same as a contaminated culture c. one that has been adequately stirred
b. One that contains two or more known species d. a pond sample containing algae
4. A subculture is a
a. Colony growing beneath the media c. culture made in an embryo
b. culture made from a contaminant d. culture made from an isolated colony
5. resolution is ____ with a longer wavelength of light
a. improved b. not changed c. worsened d. not possible
6. a real image is produced by the
a. ocular b. condenser c. objective d. eye
7. A microscope that has a total magnification of 1,500x when using the oil immersion objective
has an ocular of what power?
a. 150X b. 15X c. 1.5X d. 30X
8. Motility is best observed with a
a. Hanging drop preparation b. streak plate c. negative stain d. flagellar stain
9. A fastidious organism must be grown on what type of medium
a. General-purpose medium b. synthetic medium c. differential medium d. enriched medium
10. Which structure is not a component of a cell?
a. Cell wall b. genetic material c. cell membrane d. ribosomes
11. Viruses are not considered living things because
a. They are cellular b. they lack metabolism c. they cannot reproduce on their own d. All of
the above
12. Which of the following is not found in all bacterial cells?
a. Cell membrane c. ribosomes b. nucleoid d. actin cytoskeleton
13. The major locomotor stuctures in bacteria are?
a. Flagella b. fimbriae c. pili d. cilia
14. An example of a glycocalyx is
a. Capsule b. outer membrane c. pili d. cell wall
15. Which of the following present in both gram-positive and gram negative
a. Outer membrane b. peptidoglycan c. teichoic acid d. lipopolysaccharides
16. An arrangement in packets of eight cells is described as a____.
a. Micrococcus b. tetrad c. diplococcus d. sarcina
17. Bacterial endospores function in____
a. Reproduction b. protein synthesis c. survival d. storage
18. Which stain is used to distinguish differences between the cell walls of medically important
bacteria?
a. Simple stain b. gram stain c. acridine orange stain d. negative stain
19. Features of the nuclear envelope include
a. Ribosomes b. double membrane structure c. pores d. b and c e. all of these
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General microbiology

  1. Which of the following is not one the six “I”s? a. Inspection b. identification c. illumination d. incubation
  2. The term culture refers to the____ growth of microorganisms in_______. a. Rapid, an incubator b. macroscopic, media c. microscopic, the body d. artificial, colonies
  3. A mixed culture is a. The same as a contaminated culture c. one that has been adequately stirred b. One that contains two or more known species d. a pond sample containing algae
  4. A subculture is a a. Colony growing beneath the media c. culture made in an embryo b. culture made from a contaminant d. culture made from an isolated colony
  5. resolution is ____ with a longer wavelength of light a. improved b. not changed c. worsened d. not possible
  6. a real image is produced by the a. ocular b. condenser c. objective d. eye
  7. A microscope that has a total magnification of 1,500x when using the oil immersion objective has an ocular of what power? a. 150X b. 15X c. 1.5X d. 30X
  8. Motility is best observed with a a. Hanging drop preparation b. streak plate c. negative stain d. flagellar stain
  9. A fastidious organism must be grown on what type of medium a. General-purpose medium b. synthetic medium c. differential medium d. enriched medium
  10. Which structure is not a component of a cell? a. Cell wall b. genetic material c. cell membrane d. ribosomes
  11. Viruses are not considered living things because a. They are cellular b. they lack metabolism c. they cannot reproduce on their own d. All of the above
  12. Which of the following is not found in all bacterial cells? a. Cell membrane c. ribosomes b. nucleoid d. actin cytoskeleton
  13. The major locomotor stuctures in bacteria are? a. Flagella b. fimbriae c. pili d. cilia
  14. An example of a glycocalyx is a. Capsule b. outer membrane c. pili d. cell wall
  15. Which of the following present in both gram-positive and gram negative a. Outer membrane b. peptidoglycan c. teichoic acid d. lipopolysaccharides
  16. An arrangement in packets of eight cells is described as a____. a. Micrococcus b. tetrad c. diplococcus d. sarcina
  17. Bacterial endospores function in____ a. Reproduction b. protein synthesis c. survival d. storage
  18. Which stain is used to distinguish differences between the cell walls of medically important bacteria? a. Simple stain b. gram stain c. acridine orange stain d. negative stain
  19. Features of the nuclear envelope include a. Ribosomes b. double membrane structure c. pores d. b and c e. all of these
  1. What is embedded in rough endoplasmic reticulum? a. Ribosomes b. chromatin c. Golgi apparatus d. vesicles
  2. A hypha divided into compartments by cross walls called a. Nonseptate b. septate c. imperfect d. perfect
  3. The protozoan trophozoite is the a. Active feeding stage b. inactive dormant stage c. infective stage d. spore-forming stage
  4. Parasitic helminths reproduce with a. Spores b. eggs and sperm c. mitosis d. cysts
  5. The long, tubular filaments that can be septate or nonseptate and grown in a network called a mycelium a. Hyphae b. mold c. spores d. none of the above
  6. Which of the following is not considered a microorganism a. Archaeon b. bacterium c. protozoan d. mushroom
  7. An area of microbiology that is concerned with the occurrence of disease in human populations is a. Immunology b. parasitology c. epidemiology d. bioremediation
  8. A prominent difference between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cell is the a. Larger size of prokaryotes c. lack of pigmentation in eukaryotes b. Presence of nucleus in eukaryotes d. presence of a cell wall in prokaryotes
  9. Abiogenesis refers to the a. Spontaneous generation of organisms from nonliving matter b. Development of life forms from preexisting life forms c. Development of aseptic technique
  10. Which early microbiologist was most responsible for developing standard microbiology laboratory techniques? a. Louis Pasteur b. Robert Koch c. carl von linne d. john tyndall
  11. Which scientist is most responsible for finally laying the theory of spontaneous generation to rest a. Joseph lister b. Robert Koch c. Francesco Redi d. louis Pasteur
  12. Which is the correct order of the taxonomic categories, going from most specific to most general? a. Domain, kingdom, phylum, Class, order, Family, Genus, species b. Division, domain, kingdom, class, family, genus, species c. Species, genus, family, order, class, phylum, kingdom, domain d. Species, family, class, order, phylum, kingdom
  13. Organisms in the same _____ are more closely related than are those in the same _____. a. Order, family b. class phylum c. family,genus d. phylum, division
  14. Which of the following is not an emerging infectious disease a. Avian influenza b. lyme disease c. common cold d. west nile fever
  15. The specimen for an electron microscope is always a. Strained with dyes b. killed c. sliced into thin section d. viewed directly
  16. A branch of microbiology that studies a group of organisms that are microscopic such as yeast and molds and macroscopic such as puffballs and mushrooms

a. Aseptic technique b. simple stain technique

  1. One in which a single colored dye or stain is used to tint the microorganism. a. Aseptic technique b. simple stain technique
  2. How to do simple staining? a. Preparation of a smear b. Adding stain to a slide c. Drying a slide d. Rinsing off a slide e. All of the above
  3. A type of microscope projects bright light through the image on the slide a. Bright field b. binocular c. compound
  4. A type of microscope that uses both eyes to view the object a. Bright field b. binocular c. compound
  5. A type of microscope that uses series of lenses to achieve magnification of up to 1000 times a. Bright field b. binocular c. compound
  6. What are the transfer and isolation techniques a. Agar deep b. agar slant c. agar plate d. all of the above
  7. The test demonstrate the enhancement of haemolysis of some strains of listeria spp. by staphylococcus aureus and rhodococcus equi. a. CAMP test b. catalase production c. coagulase test d. gram reaction
  8. Demonstrate the ability of strain of staphyloccus aureus to produce subctances which will coagulate plasma a. CAMP test b. catalase production c. coagulate test d. gram reaction
  9. Is a primary identification procedure used to determine the ability of a microorganism to retain the first stain used in the procedure when a decolorizing agent such as ethanol or acetone is added. a. CAMP test b. catalase production c. coagulate test d. gram reaction
  10. It softens the water by precipitation of the hardness ions, and saponify fats. a. Basic alkalis b. complex phosphates c. surfactants d. chelating e. acids
  11. Good at mineral deposit control and soften the water a. Basic alkalis b. complex phosphates c. surfactants d. chelating e. acids
  12. Emulsify fats and oils and suspend oils, peptoze proteins, soften water by sequestering, and provide rinsability characteristics without being corrosive. a. Basic alkalis b. complex phosphates c. surfactants d. chelating e. acids
  13. An organic compounds that soften the water by sequestering, prevent mineral deposits, and peptize proteins without being corrosive. a. Basic alkalis b. complex phosphates c. surfactants d. chelating e. acids
  14. A wetting agents that emulsify fats, provide wetting properties, form suds, and provide rinsability characteristics without being corrosive. a. Basic alkalis b. complex phosphates c. surfactants d. chelating e. acids