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    Q: The genome of most animal and higher plant viruses is (ETEA 2014)

    A) DNA
    B) RNA
    C) Both DNA and RNA
    D) Either DNA or RNA

    Q: Incubation period of HCV is (ETEA 2015)

    A) 2–6 weeks
    B) 4–10 weeks
    C) 4–20 weeks
    D) 2–26 weeks

    Q: The only human disease caused by viroid is (ETEA 2015)

    A) Hepatitis-A
    B) Hepatitis-B
    C) Hepatitis-C
    D) Hepatitis-D

    Q: The first symptom of leaf curl disease of cotton infection appears within (ETEA 2016)

    A) 1–2 weeks
    B) 2–3 weeks
    C) 3–4 weeks
    D) 4–5 weeks

    Q: Which one is not an opportunistic disease related to HIV infection? (ETEA 2017)

    A) Destruction of body immune system
    B) Recurrent pneumonia
    C) Pulmonary tuberculosis
    D) Toxoplasmosis

    Q: The three non-infective genes in HIV are (ETEA 2017)

    A) gag pol rev
    B) gag pol vpu
    C) gag pol vpr
    D) gag pol env

    Q: The genome of influenza virus is made up of (ETEA 2019)

    A) Single strand RNA
    B) Double strand DNA
    C) Single strand DNA
    D) Double strand RNA

    Q: The bacteriophage replicates only inside the (ETEA 2019)

    A) Animal cell
    B) Bacterial cell
    C) Fungal cell
    D) Both a and b

    Q: For hepatitis B the incubation period is between (ETEA 2019)

    A) 4–20 weeks
    B) 6–20 weeks
    C) 2–26 weeks
    D) 2–6 weeks

    Q: All of the following are bacterial diseases except (ETEA 2005)

    A) Cholera
    B) Tuberculosis
    C) Typhoid
    D) Poliomyelitis

    Q: Milk is pasteurized by heating at (ETEA 2005)

    A) 100°C for 30 sec
    B) 100°C for 30 min
    C) 71°C for 15 sec and 62°C for 32 min
    D) 71°C for 32 min and 62°C for 15 sec

    Q: Bacteria reproduce asexually by (ETEA 2005)

    A) Mitosis
    B) Meiosis
    C) Conjugation
    D) Fission

    Q: Gram positive bacteria show maximum stain color due to (ETEA 2006)

    A) Presence of capsules
    B) More peptidoglycan
    C) Less peptidoglycan
    D) Presence of chitin

    Q: The cell wall of gram positive bacteria is composed of (ETEA 2009)

    A) Glycolipid
    B) Peptidoglycan
    C) Glycoprotein
    D) Lipoprotein

    Q: When a group of flagella are present at both ends of the bacterium it is called (ETEA 2009)

    A) Amphitrichous
    B) Lophotrichous
    C) Peritrichous
    D) Atrichous

    Q: Oxygen producing organisms are (ETEA 2010)

    A) Photosynthetic bacteria
    B) Autotrophic bacteria
    C) Cyanobacteria
    D) Chlamydomonas

    Q: Salmonella typhi is a (ETEA 2010)

    A) Coccus bacterium
    B) Bacillus bacterium
    C) Spirillus bacterium
    D) Nitrobacterium

    Q: Which of the following diseases is not caused by bacteria? (ETEA 2011)

    A) Tetanus
    B) Smallpox
    C) Tuberculosis
    D) Diphtheria

    Q: Bacteria maintain their survival by the formation of (ETEA 2013)

    A) Hormogonia
    B) Akinetes
    C) Endospores
    D) Zygospore

    Q: A cell wall that is composed of sugar and amino acids is called (ETEA 2013)

    A) Murein
    B) Chitin
    C) Lignin
    D) Pectin
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