Chapter 23 Quiz 2

23.4 Q1: How is AIDS transmitted?

• by droplets

• by drinking water contaminated with pathogens

• by vectors

• by body fluids

23.4 Q2: How is tuberculosis transmitted?

• by droplets

• by drinking water contaminated with pathogens

• by vectors

• by body fluids

23.4 Q3: How is hepatitis B transmitted?

• by droplets

• by drinking water contaminated with pathogens

• by vectors

• by body fluids

23.4 Q4: How is dengue fever transmitted?

• by droplets

• by drinking water contaminated with pathogens

• by vectors

• by body fluids

23.5 Q1: Antibiotics can be used to treat influenza.

• True

• False

23.5 Q2: Antibiotics can be produced by bacteria or fungi.

• True

• False

23.5 Q3: Penicillin is a type of antibiotic produced by bacteria.

• True

• False

23.5 Q4: Some antibiotics can inhibit the synthesis of nucleic acids in bacteria.

• True

• False

23.5 Q5: The indiscriminate use of antibiotics leads to the mutation in bacteria.

• True

• False

23.5 Q6: Sulpha drugs can inhibit the growth of bacteria.

• True

• False