1. Microbiology does not study a. Life forms at a macroscopic level b. Possible microbes found in returning spacecrafts Microbes that are ubiquitous on Earth Bacteria with mitochondria Microbes with appendages 2. Golgi apparatus and endoplasmic reticulum are a. not found in Eubacteria and Archaea b. found in all prokaryotic cells c. needed for bacteria to survive d. required for the metabolism of bacteria e. essential for almost all eukaryotic microbes 3. The main organization that deals with global health issues caused by microbes is a. The American Universities that conduct research b. The Centers of Disease Control in Atlanta c. The Institute Pasteur in Paris d. The World Health Organization e. All of these 4. Which discipline does not involve the use of microbes? a. vaccination b. climate control c. fermentation d. marine ecology e. all of these 5. From whose lab Petri dishes and agar plates were first used? a. Anton van Leeuwenhoek b. Robert Koch c. Edward Jenner d. Robert Hooke e. Louis Pasteur
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