microbiology lab exam 1 part 1

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While viewing a specimen under a microscope, a drop of oil must be used with which of the following lenses?

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100X

10X

40X

4X

100x

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While observing a specimen, you should always start with higher magnification and then switch to lower magnification.

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True

False

false

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Calculate the total magnification that will be obtained when you view a specimen under a microscope using 40X objective lens.

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400X

40X

1000X

100X

40 × 10 (eye piece is 10x) = 400

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Oil is used with the oil immersion objective to reduce loss of light due to refraction.

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True

False

true

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---------------- focuses the light from the bulb onto the specimen.

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Condensor

Occular Lens

Objective Lens

Fine Adjustment Knob

condensor

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1.     List in steps, how you would transfer bacteria from a liquid culture to a plate.  You have access to all the equipment discussed in the protocol for aseptic techniques. 

 

1.     Ensure proper PPE is on

2.     Disinfect bench, wash hands, and put on new gloves

3.     Light Bunsen burner

4.     Light the loop until red and allow it to cool

5.     Uncap the culture tube without setting the cap on the table

6.     Put the tube opening on the flame

7.     Put loop inside the tube to get bacteria

8.     Put the tube top on the flame and recap

9.     Take off the agar lid and use the loop to place bacteria onto the surface

10.  Close the plate

11.  Flame the loop again

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You have accidentally spilled some bacterial culture on the lab floor.  Name two reagents that you can use to clean the spill.

 Bleach (10%) and or Ethanol (70%)

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1.     During an experiment, a beaker containing ethanol is accidentally set on fire.   Describe how you will put out the ethanol fire.

Use an fire blanket or fire extinguisher—could also use lid to remove the oxygen.

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While incubating plates for bacterial growth, the plates should be kept inverted.  This is because

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Plates are not stable if placed in an upright position

Oxygen will diffuse properly if plates are placed in an inverted position

plates will accumulate condensation on surface, if they are not inverted

It is easier to identify inverted plates because the labeled side faces up.

plates will accumulate condensation on surface, if they are not inverted

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A bacterial colony represents

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an empty petridish

progeny of a single cell

one single bacterial cell

a region on a plate where there is no growth

progeny of a single cell

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The three domains of life include

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Algae, Fungi and Protozoa

Viruses, Eukarya and Mitochondria

Viruses, Bacteria and Eukarya

Archaea, Bacteria and Eukarya

Archaea, Bacteria and Eukarya

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Viruses are capable of independent growth while bacteria are not capable of independent growth on plates.

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True

False

false

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Viruses can form colonies on a nutrient agar plate.

 

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True

False

false

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<p>Surface A supports the growth of bacteria</p><p>Surface A shows more growth of organisms than B</p><p>Surface B shows more growth of organisms than A</p><p>Surface A supports the growth of viruses</p>

Surface A supports the growth of bacteria

Surface A shows more growth of organisms than B

Surface B shows more growth of organisms than A

Surface A supports the growth of viruses

Surface A supports the growth of bacteria

Surface B shows more growth of organisms than A

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A bacterial cell lacks a nucleus and other organelles.

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True

False

true

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Bacterial will continue to grow if nutrients in the bacterial environment are depleted.

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True

False

false

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Ubiquity of microbes refers to their ability to

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metabolize different nutrients

assume different shapes

tolerate acidic conditions

grow everywhere

grows everywhere

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The purpose of the streak plate method is to obtain isolated colonies on an agar plate.

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True

False

true

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While performing a quadrant streak, the purpose of sterilizing the loop between each quadrant is:

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to reduce the number of bacteria in each quadrant

to prevent contamination of plate

to prevent contamination of the bacterial sample from which the plate was generated.

to make sure that bacteria will not be killed.

to reduce the number of bacteria in each quadrant

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A bacterial colony is formed from a single bacterial cell

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True

False

true

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<p><span><span>What was the purpose of picking samples from the quadrant 4?</span></span></p><p>individual, well isolated colonies in quadrant 4 will generate a pure culture</p><p>individual, well isolated colonies in quadrant 4 will generate a mixed culture</p><p>different bacteria are present in quadrants 4 and 1</p><p>quadrant 4 looks prettier than 1</p>

What was the purpose of picking samples from the quadrant 4?

individual, well isolated colonies in quadrant 4 will generate a pure culture

individual, well isolated colonies in quadrant 4 will generate a mixed culture

different bacteria are present in quadrants 4 and 1

quadrant 4 looks prettier than 1

individual, well isolated colonies in quadrant 4 will generate a pure culture

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After performing a quadrant streak, you would expect to find isolated colonies in the --------quadrant

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fourth quadrant

first quadrant

second quadrant

third quadrant

4th

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<p>The following plate was streaked in what order starting from first to last?</p><p>1,2,3,4</p><p>4,3,2,1</p><p>2,1,3,4</p><p>4,1,2,3</p>

The following plate was streaked in what order starting from first to last?

1,2,3,4

4,3,2,1

2,1,3,4

4,1,2,3

1,2,3,4

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Which of the following statement(s) are correct about a bacterial colony?

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Members are produced by repeated binary fissions

Members are genetically alike

Members are product of a single cell

All of the above are correct

All of the above are correct

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term image

bacterial colony

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<p>Which of the following conclusions can be definitely made about the sample used to streak the plate shown below? Select all of the correct answers for full credit.</p><p>The sample represents a mixed culture</p><p>The sample represents a pure culture</p><p>The sample contains bacteria</p><p>The sample contains viruses</p>

Which of the following conclusions can be definitely made about the sample used to streak the plate shown below? Select all of the correct answers for full credit.

The sample represents a mixed culture

The sample represents a pure culture

The sample contains bacteria

The sample contains viruses

The sample contains bacteria and is pure

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Which of the following plates demonstrate Quadrant Streak method?

Q streak.jpg

2

1

3

4

2

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Colony morphology aids in identification of bacteria.

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True

False

true

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Based on the picture below, what can you definitely say about the original sample from which this plate was streaked?

CM 8.jpg

The bacteria in the original sample are "heat loving"

The sample was obtained from soil

The sample contains different types of bacteria

The original sample contains ONLY bacteria.

The sample contains different types of bacteria

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What definite conclusions can you make from the following picture? (FYI, all colonies shown in the picture are red in color).

Serratia_marcescens.jpg

The organisms shown here is a fungus

A pure culture is shown here.

The organism shown here was isolated from soil.

A mixed culture is shown here.

A pure culture is shown here.

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Study of bacterial colony morphology gives the researcher information about shape of individual bacterial cells in the colony.

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True

False

false

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The colonies in the following picture can be described as:

Rhodotorula_mucilaginosa_colonies.jpg

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circular, pigmented, mucoid, smooth

rhizoid, colorless, mucoid

filamentous, pigmented, dry

circular, lobate, mucoid, smooth

circular, pigmented, mucoid, smooth

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The colonies shown in the picture have a  ---------- margin.

Picture3.jpg

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undulate

erose

lobate

smooth

smooth

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The texture of the colony shown in the picture is best described as

Mucoid 1.jpg

 

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Mucoid

Circular

Dry

Rhizoid

mucoid

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The colony shown in the picture has a  ---------- margin.

 

lobate 2.jpg

 

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smooth

punctiform

filamentous

lobate

lobate

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Pigmentation (color) of the colony can aid in the identification of microorganisms.

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True

False

true

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Bacterial colonies can be described on the basis of:

1. Color and Opacity

2. Form and Margin

3. Elevation

4. Texture

5. Biochemical properties

1,2,3&5

1,2,3,4, & 5

4&5

1,2,3 & 4

1,2,3 & 4

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The following image shows what type of cell?

photomicrograph-of-escherichia-coli-bacillus-coli-bacteria-using-gram-stain-technique-571x544.jpg

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Neither Gram negative nor Gram positive

Both Gram negative and Gram positive

Gram negative

Gram positive

gram negative

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What can you conclude from the following picture of a gram stain?

Gram staining 2.jpg

 

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Gram positive rods

Gram positive cocci

Gram negative, spiral shaped bacteria

Gram negative cocci

Gram negative, spiral shaped bacteria

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Bacteria are differentiated into gram positive and gram negative cells based on differences in their   ---------------.

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Nucleus

Cytoplasm

Cell Wall

Ribosomes

cell wall

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Which of the following describes the correct order of reagents used in Gram Stain technique?

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Crystal Violet, Iodine, Safranin and Decolorizer

Crystal Violet, Iodine, Decolorizer and Safranin

Safranin, Iodine, Decolorizer and Crystal Violet

Decolorizer, Crystal Violet, Iodine and Safranin

Crystal Violet, Iodine, Decolorizer and Safranin

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---------------- cells have a thin layer of peptidoglycan, while --------------- cells have a thick layer of peptidoglycan in their cell walls.

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Gram negative, Gram negative

Gram positive, Gram positive

Gram negative, Gram positive

Gram postive, Gram negative

Gram negative, Gram positive

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What conclusions can you draw about the following picture?

1200px-Bacillus_anthracis_Gram.jpg

 

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Cells are rod shaped, gram negative and arranged in a chain

Cells are rod shaped, gram positive and arranged in a chain.

Cells are rod shaped, gram negative, and arranged as single cells.

Cells are spherical shaped, gram positive and arranged in a chain

Cells are rod shaped, gram positive and arranged in a chain.

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Which of the following statements is correct?

A. Gram negative cell has a thick peptidoglycan layer which can bind Crystal Violet.

B. Gram negative cells stain pink with Safranin because, in the previous step, the decolorizer disrupts the outer membrane, causing leakage of Crystal Violet stain.

C. Crystal Violet stains the outer membrane purple in Gram negative cells, because of which they cannot take up Safranin.

D. The function of Iodine during Gram staining is to dissolve the peptidoglycan layer. 

Gram negative cells stain pink with Safranin because, in the previous step, the decolorizer disrupts the outer membrane, causing leakage of Crystal Violet stain. B

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What can you definitively conclude about the picture below?

Gram staining.jpg

 

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Pure culture is shown in the picture

All cells in the picture are rod shaped

Mixed culture is shown in the picture

All cells in the picture are gram postive

mixed culture

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What can you conclude from the following picture of a gram stain?

Gram staining 3.jpg

 

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Gram positive rods

Gram negative cocci

Mixed culture

Gram positive cocci

gram negative cocci

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What can you conclude from the following picture of a gram stain?

Gram staining 4.jpg

 

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Mixed culture is shown in the picture

Individual cells of gram negative bacteria

Gram positive bacteria growing in chains

Gram negative bacteria growing in chains

Gram positive bacteria growing in chains

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