Prokaryotic cells and viruses

Prokaryotic cells and viruses Quiz

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  1. 1. Which feature is found in prokaryotic cells but not in eukaryotic cells?

    • A. Ribosomes
    • B. Cell-surface membrane
    • C. A cell wall containing murein
    • D. Cytoplasm
  2. 2. A bacterial cell is found to lack a nucleus. Where is its DNA?

    • A. Inside the capsule
    • B. Free in the cytoplasm as a circular molecule
    • C. Bound to protein in a nucleolus
    • D. Inside the flagellum
  3. 3. The protein coat of a virus is the:

    • A. Capsid
    • B. Capsule
    • C. Plasmid
    • D. Attachment protein
  4. 4. Why are viruses described as non-living?

    • A. They contain DNA only
    • B. They are smaller than bacteria
    • C. They lack a protein coat
    • D. They cannot reproduce or carry out metabolism without a host cell
  5. 5. An antibiotic prevents bacteria from forming murein. It would be ineffective against which of the following?

    • A. Escherichia coli
    • B. A virus
    • C. Pseudomonas aeruginosa
    • D. A growing bacterium with a cell wall

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