Biology Chapter 1 Entry test MCQs

a. RNA polymerase
b. DNA polymerase
c. Ligase
d. Reverse transcriptase

d. Reverse transcriptase

a. DNA
b. RNA
c. A and B
d. Protein

c. A and B

a. Their envelop is sensitive to sunlight
b. They survive for a short time
c. Envelope is derived from host
d. They are tolerant to antibodies

d. They are tolerant to antibodies

a. Genome
b. Venom
c. Capsid
d. Virion

d. Virion

Bacteriophages

a. Guest
b. Master
c. Slave
d. Inducer

b. Master

a. Animal cell
b. Bacterial cell
c. Fungal cell
d. Both A & B

b. Bacterial cell

a. Protein coat
b. Protein sheath
c. Tail
d.  Genome

d.  Genome

a. Receptor site
b. Anywhere on the cell
c. Binding site
d. Adhering surface

d. Adhering surface

a. The viral DNA replicates and it is separated by the cell’s spindle apparatus
b. Viral DNA becomes incorporated into the host DNA
c. Antiviral defenses of the cell expel the viral DNA
d. Host cell produces many new viruses before it breaks apart

b. Viral DNA becomes incorporated into the host DNA

a. Lysozyme
b. Dehydrogenase
c. Arginase Viral Diseases
d. Urease

a. Lysozyme

a. Mumps
b. Influenza
c. Herpes
d. Polio

c. Herpes

a. Herpes simplex
b. Mumps
c. Influenza
d. Small pox

b. Mumps

a. Mumps
b. Influenza
c. Tetanus
d.  Polio

c. Tetanus

a. dsDNA
b. ssRNA
c. ssDNA
d. dsRNA

b. ssRNA

a. Fecal-oral route
b. Blood
c. Syringes
d. Serum

a. Fecal-oral route

a. Toga Virus
b. Rabies
c. Polioviras
d. HIV

c. Polioviras

a. Motor neuron
b. Sensory neuron
c. Muscles
d. Brain

a. Motor neuron

a. RNA Naked Virus
b. DNA Naked Virus
c. DNA Enveloped Virus
d. RNA Enveloped Virus

c. DNA Enveloped Virus

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

c. Prion

a. Infusion Hepatitis
b. Infections Hepatitis
c. Delta Hepatitis
d. Serum Hepatitis

a. Infusion Hepatitis

a. Hepatitis C
b. Hepatitis A
c. Hepatitis E
d. Hepatitis B

c. Hepatitis E

a. On the viral ribosomes
b. By the host cell
c. On the interior surface of viral coat
d. On the interior surface of viral membrane

b. By the host cell

a. Hepatitis A
b. Hepatitis C
c. Hepatitis D
d. Hepatitis B

a. Hepatitis A

a. HIV
b. HCV
c. Pox virus
d. HSV

d. HSV

a. Typhoid, Tetanus
b. Rabies, Measles
c. AIDS, Syphilis
d. Cholera, Tuberculosis

b. Rabies, Measles

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