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    Quick Quiz

    Bacteria can be stained using

    a. Crystal violet

    b. Crystal blue

    c. Safranin

    d. Crimson red

    Option a – Crystal violet

    A micro arthropod example is

    a. Scabies mite

    b. Spirogyra

    c. Amoeba

    d. Yeast

    Option a – Scabies mite

    Amoeba belongs to the group of

    a. Scabies mite

    b. Spirogyra

    c. Amoeba

    d. Yeast

    Option c – Amoeba

    The disease typhoid is caused by

    a. Bacteria

    b. Virus

    c. Protozoa

    d. All of the above

    Option a – Bacteria

    The infection amoebiasis is due to

    a. Bacteria

    b. Virus

    c. Protozoa

    d. All of the above

    Option c – Protozoa

    Bread mold is commonly identified as

    a. Agaricus

    b. Mushroom

    c. Penicillium

    d. Rhizopus

    Option d – Rhizopus

    Which organism is considered a bridge between living and non-living?

    a. Algae

    b. Bacteria

    c. Virus

    d. Protozoan

    Option c – Virus

    Viruses can multiply only when inside a

    a. Air medium

    b. Water source

    c. Soil particle

    d. Host’s living cell

    Option d – Host’s living cell

    Scabies is triggered by

    a. Bed bug

    b. Housefly

    c. Agaricus

    d. Scabies mite

    Option d – Scabies mite

    Organisms that improve soil fertility by decomposing organic matter are

    a. Bacteria

    b. Algae

    c. Micro arthropods

    d. Virus

    Option c – Micro arthropods

    HIV is responsible for causing

    a. TMV

    b. Ebola

    c. HIV

    d. None

    Option c – HIV

    Which of the following is a bacterial disease?

    a. AIDS

    b. Typhoid

    c. Amoebiasis

    d. Scabies

    Option b – Typhoid

    Identify the one that is different from the rest

    a. Amoeba

    b. Spirogyra

    c. Euglena

    d. Vorticella

    Option b – Spirogyra

    Identify the odd one out

    a. Rhizopus

    b. Penicillium

    c. Mushroom

    d. Spirulina

    Option d – Spirulina

    Helpful bacteria in the human intestine assist in

    a. Excretion

    b. Digestion

    c. Absorption

    d. Assimilation

    Option b – Digestion

    The term ‘septicemia’ refers to

    a. Poison in the body

    b. Poison in the blood

    c. Poison in the organs

    d. Poison in the brain

    Option b – Poison in the blood

    Amoebiasis is a disease spread by

    a. Algae

    b. Fungi

    c. Micro arthropods

    d. Protozoa

    Option d – Protozoa

    The top 8 inches of soil in one acre may contain this much bacteria and fungi

    a. Half a kg

    b. About 5.5 tons

    c. 1 ton

    d. 1 kg

    Option b – About 5.5 tons

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