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				This section includes 84 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Dairy Engineering knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
| 1. | “Perfect stage” of a fungus means __________ | 
| A. | When the fungus is perfectly healthy | 
| B. | When it reproduces asexually | 
| C. | When it forms perfect sexual spores | 
| D. | When form no spores | 
| Answer» D. When form no spores | |
| 2. | Yeast is unlike bacteria in being __________ | 
| A. | Unicellular | 
| B. | Multicellular | 
| C. | Prokaryotic | 
| D. | Eukaryotic | 
| Answer» E. | |
| 3. | One of the common fungal diseases of man is __________ | 
| A. | Cholera | 
| B. | Plague | 
| C. | Ringworm | 
| D. | Typhoid | 
| Answer» D. Typhoid | |
| 4. | The fruiting body of Aspergillus is called _______ | 
| A. | Apothecium | 
| B. | Perithecium | 
| C. | Cleistothecium | 
| D. | Hypanthodium | 
| Answer» D. Hypanthodium | |
| 5. | Fungi which grow on dung are termed as __________ | 
| A. | Coprophilous | 
| B. | Terricolous | 
| C. | Sacxicolous | 
| D. | Saxiphilous | 
| Answer» B. Terricolous | |
| 6. | In certain parasitic fungi a hook like structure is formed at the point of contact with the host known as __________ | 
| A. | Haustoria | 
| B. | Appresorium | 
| C. | Hold fast | 
| D. | Hook | 
| Answer» C. Hold fast | |
| 7. | Penicillium camemberti is used for ripening of __________ | 
| A. | roqueforti cheese | 
| B. | camembert cheese | 
| C. | all cheese | 
| D. | fruits | 
| Answer» C. all cheese | |
| 8. | Roquefort cheese is ripened by __________ | 
| A. | Penicillium roqueforti | 
| B. | Penicillium camemberti | 
| C. | Penicillium sp | 
| D. | Penicillium rhizogenes | 
| Answer» B. Penicillium camemberti | |
| 9. | Yeast cells are good source of __________ | 
| A. | Vitamin A and B | 
| B. | Vitamin A and D | 
| C. | Vitamin B and D | 
| D. | Vitamin K | 
| Answer» D. Vitamin K | |
| 10. | Which one of the following is called the ‘brewer’s yeast’? | 
| A. | Saccharomyces ludwigi | 
| B. | Saccharomyces cerevisiae | 
| C. | Saccharomyces boulardii | 
| D. | Saccharomyces pastorianus | 
| Answer» C. Saccharomyces boulardii | |
| 11. | Fungi can be divided as __________ | 
| A. | Yeast | 
| B. | Mold | 
| C. | Yeast and mold | 
| D. | Bacteria | 
| Answer» D. Bacteria | |
| 12. | Each hypha is divided into | 
| A. | many cells | 
| B. | few cells | 
| C. | no cell | 
| D. | a tissue | 
| Answer» D. a tissue | |
| 13. | When the growth of fungal cells slows down in culture medium | 
| A. | carbon dioxide is given off | 
| B. | carbon monoxide is given off | 
| C. | fungal cells excrete penicillin | 
| D. | the process is stopped | 
| Answer» D. the process is stopped | |
| 14. | Ustilago species of Fungi are most common example of | 
| A. | smut fungi | 
| B. | penicellium | 
| C. | hyphal fungi | 
| D. | bacterium | 
| Answer» B. penicellium | |
| 15. | Scientist who study fungi are called | 
| A. | hyphae specialist | 
| B. | fungicists | 
| C. | mycologists | 
| D. | virologist | 
| Answer» D. virologist | |
| 16. | Ecological importance in terms of bioindicators of pollution is attribute of | 
| A. | lichens | 
| B. | green algae | 
| C. | fungi | 
| D. | nematodes | 
| Answer» B. green algae | |
| 17. | A very dormant and thick walled structure which is produced by direct fusion of hyphae are called | 
| A. | basidiospore | 
| B. | zygospore | 
| C. | spores | 
| D. | ascospore | 
| Answer» C. spores | |
| 18. | Which one is a true about parasitic fungi | 
| A. | act as the decomposer | 
| B. | actively forms spores | 
| C. | lives in the living tissues of plants and animals | 
| D. | secretes hormones like maltase | 
| Answer» D. secretes hormones like maltase | |
| 19. | An average of 15-50% of world's food is destroyed each year due to attack of | 
| A. | algae | 
| B. | hydra | 
| C. | parasites | 
| D. | fungi | 
| Answer» E. | |
| 20. | Upon suitable conditions, the fungal support germinate to form | 
| A. | hypha | 
| B. | mycelia | 
| C. | flagella | 
| D. | binary fission | 
| Answer» C. flagella | |
| 21. | Fungal diseases in man commonly appear as | 
| A. | hookworms | 
| B. | white spores | 
| C. | tapeworms | 
| D. | ringworms | 
| Answer» E. | |
| 22. | In microorganisms, Fungi have | 
| A. | an efficient digestive system | 
| B. | extracellular digestion | 
| C. | vasoconstriction | 
| D. | ventral root | 
| Answer» C. vasoconstriction | |
| 23. | In fungi, the starch (C₆H₁₀O₅)n is converted to maltose (C₁₂H₂₂O₁₁) through | 
| A. | protease | 
| B. | deamination process | 
| C. | maltase | 
| D. | amylase | 
| Answer» D. amylase | |
| 24. | Glucose (C₆H₁₂O₆) and amino acids are diffused in the hypha through | 
| A. | osmosis | 
| B. | diffusion | 
| C. | concentration gradient | 
| D. | selective reabsorption | 
| Answer» C. concentration gradient | |
| 25. | Rhizopus is a form of | 
| A. | unicellular fungi | 
| B. | multicellular fungi | 
| C. | bicellular fungi | 
| D. | tricellular fungi | 
| Answer» C. bicellular fungi | |
| 26. | Enzymes found in fungi are | 
| A. | protease | 
| B. | amylase | 
| C. | maltase | 
| D. | all of above | 
| Answer» E. | |
| 27. | Fusion of nuclei in fungi is | 
| A. | karyogamy | 
| B. | progamy | 
| C. | microgamy | 
| D. | pregamy | 
| Answer» B. progamy | |
| 28. | Transient diploid zygote is formed as a result of a reproduction called | 
| A. | sexual | 
| B. | asexual | 
| C. | conjugation | 
| D. | semisexual | 
| Answer» B. asexual | |
| 29. | Shelf fungus paracitize trees, are important decomposers of | 
| A. | wood | 
| B. | leaves | 
| C. | bark | 
| D. | roots | 
| Answer» B. leaves | |
| 30. | If a tiny outgrown bud detach and grow individually on its own by asymmetric division, this is called | 
| A. | binary fission | 
| B. | grafting | 
| C. | budding | 
| D. | multiple fission | 
| Answer» D. multiple fission | |
| 31. | Nervous spasm, convulsion and psychotic delusion is result of swallowing ergot-contaminated flour, this disease is known as | 
| A. | histoplasmosis | 
| B. | ergotism | 
| C. | monogolism | 
| D. | plasmolysis | 
| Answer» C. monogolism | |
| 32. | Species of fungi that are used to give flavor, aroma and colour to cheese are | 
| A. | penicillium | 
| B. | smut | 
| C. | rust | 
| D. | green | 
| Answer» B. smut | |
| 33. | There are numerous thread like filaments which are long, branched and tubular called as | 
| A. | hyphae | 
| B. | myceluium | 
| C. | tubes | 
| D. | branches | 
| Answer» B. myceluium | |
| 34. | Powdery mildews, potato wilt, apple scab are all diseases caused by | 
| A. | jelly fish | 
| B. | algae | 
| C. | fungi | 
| D. | hydra | 
| Answer» D. hydra | |
| 35. | Inhaling spores of a fungus which is contaminated in soil can lead to a serious infection of lungs called | 
| A. | histoplasmosis | 
| B. | hyesteria | 
| C. | epilepsy | 
| D. | asthma | 
| Answer» B. hyesteria | |
| 36. | Modified hyphae which helps to anchor saprobic fungi are known as | 
| A. | rhizoids | 
| B. | haustoria | 
| C. | hyphae | 
| D. | mycelium | 
| Answer» B. haustoria | |
| 37. | All are wrong about hypha, but it has | 
| A. | no nucleus | 
| B. | one nucleus | 
| C. | no true nucleus | 
| D. | many nucleoli | 
| Answer» E. | |
| 38. | Athletes foot is caused due to | 
| A. | fungi | 
| B. | bacteria | 
| C. | virus | 
| D. | excess of adrenaline | 
| Answer» B. bacteria | |
| 39. | Saccharomyces cervisiae is most common exploited | 
| A. | yeast | 
| B. | fungus | 
| C. | algae | 
| D. | moses | 
| Answer» B. fungus | |
| 40. | Mycelia is formed through thread like structures called as | 
| A. | cilia | 
| B. | hypha | 
| C. | hydra | 
| D. | flagella | 
| Answer» C. hydra | |
| 41. | Fungi cell structure contains | 
| A. | large central vacuole | 
| B. | many small vacuoles | 
| C. | no active vacuole | 
| D. | contractile vacuoles | 
| Answer» B. many small vacuoles | |
| 42. | Fungi can tolerate a range of PH from 2 - | 
| A. | 9 | 
| B. | 8 | 
| C. | 6 | 
| D. | 7 | 
| Answer» B. 8 | |
| 43. | Storage of food as lipids orglycogen in fungi is done by mycelium | 
| A. | mycelium | 
| B. | hyphae | 
| C. | rhizoids | 
| D. | mucor | 
| Answer» B. hyphae | |
| 44. | Rhizopus black bread mold under goes sexual reproduction and produce | 
| A. | ascospores | 
| B. | spores | 
| C. | zygospores | 
| D. | basidiospores | 
| Answer» D. basidiospores | |
| 45. | Special hyphal tips which absorbs nutrients from host in parasitic fungi are called | 
| A. | rhizoids | 
| B. | haustoria | 
| C. | mycelium | 
| D. | typhal | 
| Answer» C. mycelium | |
| 46. | A single mycelium is capable of producing a new hyphae in only one day which is up to a | 
| A. | kilometer | 
| B. | meter | 
| C. | micrometer | 
| D. | decimeter | 
| Answer» B. meter | |
| 47. | Parasitic fungi which can only grow on their living host are called | 
| A. | obligate | 
| B. | autotrophic | 
| C. | heterotrophic | 
| D. | hypotrophic | 
| Answer» B. autotrophic | |
| 48. | Fusion of cytoplasm is | 
| A. | plasmogamy | 
| B. | karyogamy | 
| C. | progamy | 
| D. | microgamy | 
| Answer» B. karyogamy | |
| 49. | Process of breakdown of mycelium, in which each broken fragment give rise to a new mycelium is | 
| A. | fragmentation | 
| B. | budding | 
| C. | conjugation | 
| D. | binary fission | 
| Answer» B. budding | |
| 50. | Naked spores which helps penicillum in asexual reproduction are called | 
| A. | conidia | 
| B. | cones | 
| C. | spores | 
| D. | mycelium | 
| Answer» B. cones | |