Biology Chapter 1 Entry test MCQs

Topic no.1:

Discovery of Viruses

a. Hepatitis virus
b. Polio virus
c. Influenza virus
d. Tobacco mosaic virus

d. Tobacco mosaic virus

a.  Iwanowsky
b. Stanley
c. D’ Herelle
d. Pasteur

a.  Iwanowsky

Characters of Viruses

a. A plant cell
b. Blood Plasma
c. Hepatocytes
d. Skin cell

b. Blood Plasma

a. Bacteria
b. Viruses
c. Protozoa
d. Fungi

b. Viruses

a. 1/100
b. 1/10
c. 1/1000
d. 1/100 times

c. 1/1000

a. No independent metabolic activities
b. Viruses contain either DNA and RNA
c. Tiny and infectious agent
d. Viruses are non-cellular

a. No independent metabolic activities

a. Obligate intracellular parasites
b. Facultative parasites
c. . Ectoparasites
d. Endoparasites

a. Obligate intracellular parasites

a. Bacteria
b. Viruses
c. Lower animals
d. Lower plants

b. Viruses

a. Living cells
b. Animal cells
c. Non-living cells
d. Bacterial cells

a. Living cells

a. Reovirus
b. Poxvirus
c. Togavirus
d. Parvovirus

b. Poxvirus

a. Oncovirus
b. Bacteriophage
c. Icosahedral virus
d. Retrovirus

d. Retrovirus

a. Single stranded DNA
b. Single stranded RNA
c. Double stranded RNA
d. Double stranded DNA

b. Single stranded RNA

a. Spherical viruses
b. Tadpole shaped
c. Spring like
d. Rod shaped viruses

a. Spherical viruses

a. Helical shaped
b. Tadpole shaped
c. Spherical viruses
d. Rod shaped viruses

d. Rod shaped viruses

a. Influenza virus
b. Small pox, virus
c. Polio virus
d. Mumps and Measles virus

b. Small pox, virus

Structure of Viruses

a. Viroid
b. Virus
c. Prion
d. Virion

a. Viroid

a. Proteins
b. DNA
c. Glycoproteins
d. RNA

a.  Proteins

a. Capsid
b. DNA
c. Envelop
d. RNA

a. Capsid

a. Type of hosts
b. Type of nucleic acids
c. Viral envelope
d. Protein subunits

d. Protein subunits

a. Envelope
b. Nucleic acid
c. Capsid
d. None of these

a.  Envelope

a. Viral lysozyme
b. Virus
c. Viral gene
d. Capsid

b. Virus

a. 252
b. 152
c. 262
d. 162

d. 162

a. DNA
b. Protein
c. RNA
d. Both DNA and RNA

c. RNA

a. Envelope
b. Nucleocapsid
c. Prions
d. Capsomeres

b. Nucleocapsid

a. Protein
b. Lipid
c. DNA
d. RNA

a. Protein

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