1. Due to the development of medical technology, the ____ is/are no longer _____. A. Bacteria; causing diseases B. Microbiology; focusing on diseases C. Microbiology; an isolated field D. Fungi; a threat 2. A lot of microbes such as E.coli can be used in modern scientific research because A. E. Coli has genetic and metabolic similarity with other organisms B. E. Coli is very small and easy to observe C. E. Coli is totally different from any other species D. E. Coli is not a disease-causing organism 3. The microbiology was not developed before 1650 due to A. Anthony Van Leeuwenhoek was not yet born B. Microscope was not yet used in biology C. Biology was not yet formed D. Microbes was not yet exist 4. Which of the following statements about microbes is true? A. Prions are proteins without any nucleic acid B. Protozoa are nucleic acid without a protein coat C. Algae depend on the metabolic processes of host cells 5. Fungi are ____ cell and usually ____. A. Eukaryotic; single celled B. Eukaryotic; multiple celled C. Eukaryotic; single or multiple celled D. Prokaryotic; multiple celled
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