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Kindly note that you will be presented with 50 questions randomized from the NOUN question bank. Make sure to take the quiz multiple times so you can get familiar with the questions and answers, as new questions are randomized in each attempt.

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1. __________ is a single polar flagellum.

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________ are round, oval or spherical in diameter characteristic arrangement when
multiplying is based on arrangement of cells

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3. _____ are organisms too small to be seen clearly by the unaided eyes

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4.

Pasteur‟s work led to an effective sterilization method which involve holding juices and milk
at 62.8OC (145OF) for 30 minutes known as ______

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5.

__________ deals with the methods of preventing microbial spoilage of food and the
transmission of food-borne diseases such as Botulism and Salmonellosis.

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6.

__________ focuses on the nature of genetic information in microorganisms in
microorganisms and how it regulates the development and functions of cells and organisms.

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7.

Microscopes provide __________ which enables us to see microorganisms and study their
structures.

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8. Tuberculosis is caused by a _______

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9.

__________ is a type of microscope in which magnification is obtained by a system of
optical lenses using light waves

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10.

__________ induced the formation of diphtheria tetanus antitoxins in rabbits which were
effectively used to treat humans demonstrating humoral immunity.

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11. Resolution is also known as the_______

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12. The main branches of Microbiology are Basic and_____

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13. The study of protozoa is called_____

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14.

Who established the relationship between Bacillus anthracis and the disease it causes
anthrax?

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15.

A _________ is an instrument for producing enlarged images of objects too small to be seen
unaided.

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16.

__________ implemented the use of sterile surgical instrument, and used carbolic acid
(phenol) during surgery and on wound dressings.

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17. Fungi comprise the molds, mushrooms and_________

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18. Louis Pasteur was a Professor of_________

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19.

Vaccines for the diseases anthrax, fowl cholera and rabies between 1880 and 1890
by_________

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20.

__________ is the study of the nutrients that microorganisms require for metabolism and
growth and the products that they make from nutrients.

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21. Algology is the study of_________.

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22. The entities at the borderline of life that are called____

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23. The study of fungi is known as_______

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__________ deals with the discovery of microbial enzymes and the chemical reactions they
carry out.

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25. _________ is also known as germ warfare.

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26.

_________ showed that mutton broth boiled in flasks and then sealed could still develop
microorganisms which supported the theory of spontaneous generation.

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27. __________ are known to confer resistance to phagocytosis

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28. There are _________types of microscopes

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29. Koch discovered causative organisms and cholera_______

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30. There are _________ branches of Microbiology

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31. __ are not placed in any of the domains

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32.

______ found in the lower alimentary canal are harmless at this site (normal body flora) and
harmful at another site like vagina (causing infection)

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33. The structures of microbial cells is called_________

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34.

The first microscopes were _________ that magnified images of previously unseen
microorganisms.

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35. _________ is the study of microbial processes in the soil to promote plant growth.

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36.

_________ stain is commonly used to identify Mycobacterium tuberculosis and
Mycobacterium leprae the pathogens responsible for tuberculosis and leprosy respectively.

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37. Microbiology is the study of___

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38.

__________ is the large scale growth of microorganisms for the production of medicinal
products such as antibiotics and vaccines, fermented beverages and industrial chemicals

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39. The ____ is the fundamental unit of life

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__________ is the chemical transformation of organic compounds carried out by
microorganisms and their enzymes.

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41. The Gram stain was developed by_________

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42.

The study of the causative agents of diseases, diagnostic procedures for identification of the
causative agents and preventive measures is_________

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43. A cluster of polar flagella or multiple polar flagella is __

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44. Koch discovered causative organisms of anthrax _________

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45. The ordinary microscope is called a bright field microscope because_______

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46.

_________ are bacteria that derive carbon from preformed organic nutrients such as sugar
or carbohydrate.

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47. The main branches of Microbiology are _________ and Applied

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48.

__________ is the process by which the internal and external structures of cells and
microorganisms are preserved and fixed in position

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49. Flagella, either single or clusters at both cell poles or single bipolar flagella_______

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50. Yeasts are _________fungi

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