Quiz 1 (CH 1)

Question 1

Which group has the fewest microscopic organisms?
Bacteria, Viruses, Archaea, Plants

Answer 1

Plants

Question 2

What are the levels of Taxonomy

Answer 2

Domain, Kingdom, Phyllum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
(Dear, King, Phillip, Came, Over, For, Good, Soup)

Question 3

5 things all cells have

Answer 3

cell membrane, DNA, ribosomes, cytoplasm, cell wall

Question 4

Virus

Answer 4

Acellular, parasitic particles, composed of a nucleic acid and proteins

Question 5

Prokaryote

Answer 5

Microscopic, unicellular organism, lack nuclei and membrane-bound organelles. Includes bacteria and archaea

Question 6

Eukaryote

Answer 6

Unicellular and multicellular, has a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles. Includes major cell types, animal cells, plant cells, fungi, protozoa and protists.

Question 7

Parasite

Answer 7

Live on or in the body of another organism called the host and it damages the host.

Question 8

Pathogens

Answer 8

Microorganisms that can cause disease or infections.

Question 9

Medical micro, public health micro, epidemiology

Answer 9

How microbes effect humans and monitor and control disease spread.

Question 10

Biotechnology

Answer 10

Microbes used for products; natural ability

Question 11

Genetic engineering

Answer 11

Microbes used for products; altered or enhanced ability

Question 12

Industrial micro

Answer 12

Microbes used for products; large qualities

Question 13

Immunology

Answer 13

Protective substances, reactions caused by microbes, blood testing, vaccines, allergy testing

Question 14

Ag micro

Answer 14

Connection between microbes and domesticated plants and animals, impacts on food supply, and human disease due to interaction

Question 15

Food micro

Answer 15

Study the impact of microbes on food supply, ensure adequate food supply

Question 16

Leeuwenhoek

Answer 16

Made first microscope, saw animal like molecules which turned out to be microbes. Used his own teeth plaque

Question 17

Jenner

Answer 17

Developed the first vaccine (smallpox). Noticed that milkmaids got cowpox which is a mild form of smallpox. He gave a boy cowpox then inoculated him to smallpox and had an immune response. Didn’t understand the mechanism. Replicated study. Write a paper with the term vaccination.

Question 18

Holmes

Answer 18

Observed women who give birth at home had fewer infections than those in the hospital

Question 19

Semmelweis

Answer 19

Correlated infections with physicians coming directly from the autopsy room to the maternity ward. childbed fever.

Question 20

Lister

Answer 20

Introduced aseptic or sterile techniques to reduce microbes in medical settings and prevent wound infection. Chemicals used on hands to disinfect before surgeries, used heat for sterilization, disproved miasma

Question 21

Tyndall and Cohn

Answer 21

Demonstrated the presence of heat resistant forms of some microbes, Cohn determined these forms to be heat-resistant bacterial endospores

Question 22

Pasteur (and Koch)

Answer 22

Germ Theory of Disease. Microbial diseases are not caused by sin, bad character, or poverty. Microbes causing fermentation and spoilage. Disproved spontaneous generation or microorganisms, developed pasteurization, demonstrate what is now germ theory of disease. Father of Micro. Developed rabies and anthrax vaccines

Question 23

Von Linné

Answer 23

Created taxonomy, the organizing, classification, and naming of living things

Question 24

Taxonomy

Answer 24

The organizing, classifying, and naming living things and the formal system originated by Von Linne

Question 25

Nomenclature

Answer 25

Assigning of names

Question 26

Define sterility

Answer 26

A process in which after it's completed there is no microbe or spore of any kind whatsoever on the surface of the object

Question 27

What major reactions do microbes do

Answer 27

Photosynthesis and decomposition

Question 28

Who disproved spontaneous generation and why is that important?

Answer 28

Louis Pasteur. Because only living things can come from living things and not from sin, bad character, poverty, etc.

Question 29

Two types of phylogenetic trees and which is more accurate

Answer 29

Whittaker and Woese-Fox. Woese-Fox because is has 3 domains and is not linear, more of a v shape

Question 30

What microbiology deals with food supply

Answer 30

Ag and Food

Question 31

Major microbe groups

Answer 31

bacteria, viruses, fungi, algae, protozoa, helminths

Question 32

Organisms in the same Family must also be in the same Class

Answer 32

True