Science Test And Revision - Microbes And The Human Body
This is like a version of the test. . . Give yourself 30 minutes to do it. . . It contains 45 questions
- 1.Name the types of Microbes, listing the sub categories involed:
- 2.How is fungus not a plant
- 3.What is two benifits of binary fission
- 4.What is Aerobic Respiration and how is it different to Anaerobic Respiration?
- 5.How does a vaccination work?
- 6.What are daughter cells?
- 7.Why have microbes flourished for so long?
- 8.What does the Sphinter do?
- 9.What is the use of a gall bladder
- 10.How do Viruses reproduce?
- A.
A. Budding
- B.
B. Invasion
- C.
C. Splitting in two
- 11.What are Antibiotics
- A.
Chemicals produced by your body
- B.
A part of the immune system
- C.
A drug given to you to kill bacterias
- 12.The only good bacterias are the ones you eat.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 13.What are microbes used for?
- A.
In food Production (cheese, youghurt, bread...)
- B.
To help you feel better
- C.
To destroy Earth
- D.
To make you dizzy
- 14.The three types of bacteria are
- 15.What is the scientific word for germs?
- A.
Microbes
- B.
Antigens
- C.
Pathogens
- 16.All microbes can only be seen by an electron microscope
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 17.What is a formite?
- A.
An organ in a microbe
- B.
A non living object used my microbes to live
- C.
A disease
- 18.Protists can produce cyst that are like eggs
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 19.Drinking water with protists in it can produce diarrhoea and vomiting
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 20.Where is the Hyphae located
- A.
In the middle of the cell
- B.
At the bottom of a fungi
- C.
Within the cell wall
- 21.Who discovered Penicillin?
- A.
Robert Koch
- B.
Louis Pasteur
- C.
Alexander Flemming
- 22.The special dish the is used to grow bacteria is called
- A.
The Flemming Dish
- B.
The Petri dish
- C.
Pasteur's Dish
- 23.Where can bacterias be found?
- A.
Everywhere
- B.
Only in good growing conditions
- C.
On dirty tiems only
- 24.All microbe cause diseases?
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 25.Tinea is a virus
- A.
True
- B.
False
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