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This section includes 100 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Bacteria knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
1. |
Primari infection is |
A. | initial infection with organism in host |
B. | subsequent infection by the same organism |
C. | situation, when patient suffering from a disease and new infection is set up from external source |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» B. subsequent infection by the same organism | |
2. |
On of the following statements about endotoxins is false |
A. | they are heat stable |
B. | protein-polysaccharide-lipid complex in nature |
C. | a ti n is often nz m ti |
D. | is produced b Gram-negative bacteria |
Answer» D. is produced b Gram-negative bacteria | |
3. |
H antigen is a |
A. | somatic antigen |
B. | capsular antigen |
C. | flagellar antigen |
D. | virulent antigen |
Answer» D. virulent antigen | |
4. |
The antigen causing agglutination is called |
A. | agglutinogen |
B. | agglutinate |
C. | agglutinin |
D. | precipitinogen |
Answer» B. agglutinate | |
5. |
The interaction between somatic antigens and specific antibodies is |
A. | slow and fine granular sediment forms in 18-20 hrs. agglutinate do not break upon shaking |
B. | rapid and fine granular sediment forms in 5-10 hrs. agglutinate do not break upon shaking |
C. | rapid and large flocculi form in 2-4 hrs. agglutinate readily break upon shaking |
D. | slow and large flocculi form in 3-4 days agglutinate readily break upon shaking |
Answer» B. rapid and fine granular sediment forms in 5-10 hrs. agglutinate do not break upon shaking | |
6. |
K antigen is a |
A. | somatic antigen |
B. | capsular antigen |
C. | flagellar antigen |
D. | virulent antigen |
Answer» C. flagellar antigen | |
7. |
Erythrocytes sensitized with antigens are called |
A. | erythrocytic diagnosticum |
B. | haemolytic serum |
C. | diagnostic serum |
D. | haemolytic system |
Answer» B. haemolytic serum | |
8. |
Standard quantitative method is a |
A. | slide agglutination |
B. | microagglutination |
C. | tube agglutination |
D. | all of the b v |
Answer» D. all of the b v | |
9. |
Monoclonal antibodies are used in |
A. | Immunotherapy |
B. | Immunological identification of cells and tissues |
C. | Radioimmuno-imaging |
D. | ll of the b v |
Answer» E. | |
10. |
Immunofluorescence test is a |
A. | reaction of precipitation |
B. | reaction of agglutination |
C. | lysis test |
D. | serological reaction with the use of labels |
Answer» E. | |
11. |
Gen is a |
A. | segment of DNA carrying codons specifying for a particular polypeptide |
B. | triple nucleotide group, coding one specific amino acid |
C. | triple nucleotide group, not coding one specific amino acid |
D. | segment of RNA |
Answer» B. triple nucleotide group, coding one specific amino acid | |
12. |
Transcription is the process by which |
A. | m-RNA, in conjugation with t-RNA and the ribosome, directs the synthesis of specific protein |
B. | genetic information carried in the bacterial DNA is transferred to m-RNA |
C. | DNA is formed a new identical copy |
D. | genetic information carried in the bacterial RNA is transferred to DNA |
Answer» C. DNA is formed a new identical copy | |
13. |
Redaction of virulence is known us |
A. | attenuation |
B. | initiation |
C. | exaltation |
D. | inhibition |
Answer» B. initiation | |
14. |
Cross infection is |
A. | initial infection with organism in host |
B. | subsequent infection by the same organism |
C. | situation, when patient suffering from a disease and new infection is set up from external source |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» D. all of the above | |
15. |
On of the following statements about exotoxins is false |
A. | a ti n is often nzym ti |
B. | h v specific tissue affinity |
C. | are tiv in very minute doses |
D. | polysaccharide-lipid complex in nature |
Answer» E. | |
16. |
Reinfecton infection is |
A. | initial infection with organism in host |
B. | subsequent infection by the same organism |
C. | situation, when patient suffering from a disease and new infection is set up from external source |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» C. situation, when patient suffering from a disease and new infection is set up from external source | |
17. |
Pandemic disease is |
A. | constantly present in particular area |
B. | spreads rapidly, involving many persons in an area at the same time |
C. | spreads through many areas of the world involving many persons within a shot period |
D. | spreads slowly, involving several persons in an area at the same time |
Answer» D. spreads slowly, involving several persons in an area at the same time | |
18. |
Epidemic disease is |
A. | constantly present in particular area |
B. | spreads rapidly, involving many persons in an area at the same time |
C. | spreads through many areas of the world involving many persons within a shot period |
D. | spreads slowly, involving several persons in an area at the same time |
Answer» C. spreads through many areas of the world involving many persons within a shot period | |
19. |
Attachment structures of the bacteria is a |
A. | pili |
B. | fimbriae |
C. | colonization factors |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» E. | |
20. |
This is analogous to mesosomes of bacteria |
A. | Golgi apparatus of eukaryotes |
B. | Lysosomes of eukaryotes |
C. | Mitochondria of eukaryotes |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» D. None of the above | |
21. |
The covalent bond which links the cell walls of gram-positive bacteria containing two modified sugars N acetylmuramic acid (NAM) and N-acetyl glucosamine (NAG) is |
A. | glycosidic bond |
B. | 1,4-glycosidic bond |
C. | 1,6-glycosidic bond |
D. | glycosidic bond |
Answer» C. 1,6-glycosidic bond | |
22. |
What is Chemotaxis? |
A. | Swimming towards a bacteria |
B. | Swimming away of a bacteria |
C. | In the presence of a chemical compound, swimming towards or away of a bacteria |
D. | None of these |
Answer» D. None of these | |
23. |
Which one of these has a Chinese letter arrangement? |
A. | Clostridium tetani |
B. | Mycobacterium tuberculosis |
C. | Bacillus anthracis |
D. | Corynebacterium diphtheriae |
Answer» E. | |
24. |
This about cell wall of gram-positive bacteria is true |
A. | cell wall comprises of many layers |
B. | the cell wall is thicker than the associated gram-negative bacteria |
C. | Cell wall comprises of teichoic acids |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» E. | |
25. |
Which of these is a cocci occurring in single or pairs? |
A. | Diplococci |
B. | Streptococci |
C. | Tetracocci |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» B. Streptococci | |
26. |
Flagella in bacteria enable them to |
A. | reproduce |
B. | locomote |
C. | Thrive in nutrient agar |
D. | Adhere to tissue surfaces |
Answer» C. Thrive in nutrient agar | |
27. |
What is a cluster of polar flagella called? |
A. | Petritrichous |
B. | Monotrichous |
C. | Amphitrichous |
D. | Lophotrichous |
Answer» E. | |
28. |
Which of this bacteria is resistant to penicillin as it lacks a cell wall? |
A. | Spirochetes |
B. | Cyanobacteria |
C. | Mycoplasmas |
D. | Bdellovibrios |
Answer» D. Bdellovibrios | |
29. |
Subunit vaccines contain |
A. | attenuated bacteria |
B. | immunogenic component of the bacteria |
C. | inactivated bacteria |
D. | inactivated toxin |
Answer» C. inactivated bacteria | |
30. |
Toxoid contain |
A. | attenuated bacteria |
B. | immunogenic component of the bacteria |
C. | inactivated bacteria |
D. | inactivated toxin |
Answer» E. | |
31. |
Killed corpuscular vaccines contain |
A. | attenuated bacteria |
B. | immunogenic component of the bacteria |
C. | inactivated bacteria |
D. | inactivated toxin |
Answer» D. inactivated toxin | |
32. |
Live vaccines contain |
A. | attenuated bacteria |
B. | immunogenic component of the bacteria |
C. | inactivated bacteria |
D. | inactivated toxin |
Answer» B. immunogenic component of the bacteria | |
33. |
Growth factor are |
A. | Mineral salts |
B. | Ammonium salts |
C. | Hydrogen, carbon, nitrogen |
D. | Essential substances which is bacteria can t synthesize by themselves |
Answer» E. | |
34. |
Differential media contain all of the following EXCEPT |
A. | Basal medium |
B. | Substances that inhibit microorganisms |
C. | Sugar concerned |
D. | Indicator |
Answer» C. Sugar concerned | |
35. |
Blood agar is a |
A. | differential media |
B. | enriched media |
C. | selective media |
D. | simple media |
Answer» C. selective media | |
36. |
Nutrient agar is prepared by addition of |
A. | 0% agar in nutrient broth |
B. | 3% agar in nutrient broth |
C. | 5% agar in nutrient broth |
D. | 10% agar in nutrient broth |
Answer» C. 5% agar in nutrient broth | |
37. |
Salt agar is a |
A. | differential media |
B. | enriched media |
C. | selective media |
D. | simple media |
Answer» D. simple media | |
38. |
Endos medium is a |
A. | differential media |
B. | enriched media |
C. | selective media |
D. | simple media |
Answer» B. enriched media | |
39. |
During decline phase |
A. | Microorganisms phase increase in size of cell and metabolic rate |
B. | The cells start dividing and their number increase by geometric progression |
C. | Rate of multiplication and death becomes almost equal |
D. | Population of the cells decreases |
Answer» E. | |
40. |
During stationary phase |
A. | Microorganisms phase increase in size of cell and metabolic rate |
B. | The cells start dividing and their number increase by geometric progression |
C. | Rate of multiplication and death becomes almost equal |
D. | Population of the cells decreases |
Answer» D. Population of the cells decreases | |
41. |
The function of n adjuvant in a vaccine is |
A. | distribution |
B. | absorption |
C. | antigenicity |
D. | metabolism |
Answer» D. metabolism | |
42. |
During log phase |
A. | Microorganisms phase increase in size of cell and metabolic rate |
B. | The cells start dividing and their number increase by geometric progression |
C. | Rate of multiplication and death becomes almost equal |
D. | Population of the cells decreases |
Answer» C. Rate of multiplication and death becomes almost equal | |
43. |
Bacteria that is can t grow in the presence of oxygen are |
A. | Strict anaerobes |
B. | Strict aerobes |
C. | Facultative anaerobes |
D. | Microaerophilic |
Answer» B. Strict aerobes | |
44. |
Active immunity is not acquired b |
A. | infection |
B. | vaccination |
C. | immunoglobulin transfer |
D. | subclinical infection |
Answer» D. subclinical infection | |
45. |
Diagnosticum contain |
A. | unknown antigen |
B. | unknown antibody |
C. | known antigen |
D. | known antibody |
Answer» D. known antibody | |
46. |
The components for complement fixation reaction |
A. | an antigen, an antibody, complement, sheep erythrocytes, hemolytic serum |
B. | an antibody, complement, sheep erythrocytes, hemolytic serum |
C. | an antigen, complement, sheep erythrocytes, hemolytic serum |
D. | an antigen, an antibody, complement, hemolytic serum |
Answer» B. an antibody, complement, sheep erythrocytes, hemolytic serum | |
47. |
Spirochetes can be visualized by |
A. | dark field microscopy |
B. | silver impregnation by Morozov |
C. | Romonovsky Giemsa and Burry methods |
D. | All the above |
Answer» E. | |
48. |
During lag phase increase |
A. | Microorganisms increase in size of cell and metabolic rate |
B. | The cells start dividing and their number increase by geometric progression |
C. | Rate of multiplication and death becomes almost equal |
D. | Population of the cells decreases |
Answer» B. The cells start dividing and their number increase by geometric progression | |
49. |
Forth phase of viral multiplication cycle |
A. | penetration |
B. | biosynthesis |
C. | uncoating |
D. | adsorption or attachment |
Answer» C. uncoating | |
50. |
First phase of viral multiplication cycle |
A. | penetration |
B. | biosynthesis |
C. | uncoating |
D. | adsorption or attachment |
Answer» E. | |