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Microbiology MCQ

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MCQ Quiz on Microbiology

101 The virulence of a pathogen is usually measured by

  • A) LD
  • B) MLD
  • C) ID
  • D) All of the above
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102 L-forms are discovered by

  • A) Klein Berger
  • B) Louis Pasteur
  • C) Robert Koch
  • D) Antony von Leeuwenhoek
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103 In an electron microscope, the source of electrons is from

  • A) Mercury lamp
  • B) Tungsten metal
  • C) Both a and b
  • D) None of these
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104 The lethal dose required to kill 50% of the lab animals tested under standard conditions is called

  • A) ID
  • B) LD50
  • C) ID50
  • D) MLD
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105 The causative organism of rocky mountain spotted fever was first described by

  • A) Howard Ricketts
  • B) da Rocha-lima
  • C) Both a and b
  • D) Robert Koch
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106 The electrons passed out from the specimen are called

  • A) Primary electrons
  • B) Secondary electrons
  • C) Tertiary electrons
  • D) None of these
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107 The most important virulence factors are

  • A) Adhesions
  • B) Invasiveness
  • C) Toxigenicity
  • D) Enzymes
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108 The term bacteriophage was coined by

  • A) De’Herelle
  • B) F.W. Twort
  • C) Beijernick
  • D) Jwanosky
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109 Mycorrhiza was first observed by

  • A) Funk
  • B) Frank
  • C) Fisher
  • D) Crick
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110 The ability of a pathogen to spread in the host tissues after establishing the infection is known as

  • A) Adhesion
  • B) Invasiveness
  • C) Toxigenicity
  • D) None of these
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