Chapter 3: Quiz Three, Quizzes of Cell Biology

Which structure is responsible for protein synthesis, and is present in both eukaryotes and prokaryotes?

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Question 1 of 10
Viruses are excluded in the tree of life because;
A. they are intracellular pathogens
B. they do not have their own genome
C. they are acellular
D. two of these
Answer Key:
D
Question 2 of 10
This is true about protists.
A. The species of protozoan that causes malaria is a ciliate.
B. Amoeba use cilia for their locomotion.
C. They are all eukaryotes.
D. When protists stop growth, eutrophication results.
Answer Key:
C
Question 3 of 10
The is a true statement regarding helminths.
A. they are all hermaphroditic
B. the left-right halves are biplanar pposites
C. can all be considered as cellular obligate parasites
D. they can be considered a type of protozoan
Answer Key:
B
Question 4 of 10
A virus gets into their host cell by;
A. using its nucleic acid
B. using a viral tail
C. using a viral spike
D. using its antigens
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Question 1 of 10 Viruses are excluded in the tree of life because;  A. they are intracellular pathogens  B. they do not have their own genome  C. they are acellular  D. two of these Answer Key: D Question 2 of 10 This is true about protists.  A. The species of protozoan that causes malaria is a ciliate.  B. Amoeba use cilia for their locomotion.  C. They are all eukaryotes.  D. When protists stop growth, eutrophication results. Answer Key: C Question 3 of 10 The is a true statement regarding helminths.  A. they are all hermaphroditic  B. the left-right halves are biplanar pposites  C. can all be considered as cellular obligate parasites  D. they can be considered a type of protozoan Answer Key: B Question 4 of 10 A virus gets into their host cell by;  A. using its nucleic acid  B. using a viral tail  C. using a viral spike  D. using its antigens

Answer Key: C Question 5 of 10 During the process of a latent viral infection;  A. the latent virus infection slowly replicates.  B. the latent virus infection causes a disease.  C. viral replication resumes upon reactivation.  D. the latent virus infection never causes a disease. Answer Key: C Question 6 of 10 A difference in classification between bacterial and animal cells.  A. Bacteria are not able to move  B. Bacteria are not capable of sexual reproduction  C. Bacteria exist as single-cell  D. Bacteria exist as independent prokaryotic organisms Answer Key: B Question 7 of 10 Both Rickettsiae and Chlamydiae are unique because;  A. They stain both Gram-negative and Gram-positive  B. For the type of microbes, they exist as extremely large cells.  C. Despite what they are, neither have cell walls  D. They both must live inside other living cells. Answer Key: D Question 8 of 10 Arthropods are known for transmitting these pathogens.  A. Viruses  B. Bacteria