Lecture 7 Homework Assignment 10 points Student’s score ________/10 Name:_____________________________________ (Answers can

Lecture 7 Homework Assignment 10 points Student’s score ________/10

Name:_____________________________________

(Answers can be found in textbook Chapter 7 or in Lecture 7 Powerpoints)

Which of the following chemical elements is not a major requirement for most cells?

Hydrogen

Carbon

Nitrogen

Iodine

Which of the following statements is true of passive transport?

It requires a gradient

It requires energy

It includes endocytosis

It only moves water

Which of the following statements is true of active transport?

It does not require energy

It requires a concentration gradient

‘Phagocytosis’ is a process which involves the engulfment of whole cells or particles

‘Group translocation’ involves the formation of vesicles of liquid which are taken into the cell.

A cell exposed to a hypertonic environment will ___________due to osmosis.

Gain water

Lose water

Neither gain nor lose water

Burst

As far as temperature requirements, most human and animal pathogens are:

Thermophiles

Mesophiles

Psychrophiles

Extreme thermophiles

Most bacteria grow best in a pH range of:

6.2 – 6.8

8.0 – 8.5

4.5 – 5.0

7.0 – 7.2

Bacteria reproduce by a simple asexual means of reproduction called _______________.

Outline the steps of this process.

In the phases of bacterial growth in culture, which phase is the period of rapid cell division in which the cells are most vulnerable to the effects of antibiotics and radiation?

Log phase

Lag phase

Death phase

Stationary phase

A ‘generation time’ is:

The time it takes for a bacterial cell population to die off

The time it takes for antibiotics to inhibit bacterial growth

The time it takes for 1 bacterial cell to divide into 2 cells

The time it takes for the bacterial population to reach 1 million cells

In a viable plate count, each __________________represents a _________________in the original sample being tested.

Living bacterial cell, colony

Colony, living bacterial cell

Hour, generation

Colony, living or dead bacterial cell