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Practice Questions

Concerning HIV infection, unprotected sexual contact increases the risk of

A. Tuberculosis only
B. HIV transmission
C. Diabetes
D. Malaria

Sexual contact is a major transmission route.

nmdcat.online AIDS and HIV Infection
Jun 25, 2026

Regarding AIDS symptoms, persistent fever is considered

A. Common symptom
B. Rare symptom
C. Genetic symptom
D. Unrelated symptom

Long-lasting fever frequently occurs in AIDS patients.

nmdcat.online AIDS and HIV Infection
Jun 25, 2026

The characteristic feature of HIV structure includes

A. DNA genome only
B. RNA genome and reverse transcriptase
C. Ribosomes
D. Cell wall

HIV is a retrovirus containing RNA and reverse transcriptase.

nmdcat.online AIDS and HIV Infection
Jun 25, 2026

Among the following statements, HIV belongs to

A. Retroviruses
B. Adenoviruses
C. Poxviruses
D. Bacteriophages

HIV is classified as a retrovirus.

nmdcat.online AIDS and HIV Infection
Jun 25, 2026

During HIV infection, reverse transcriptase converts

A. DNA into protein
B. RNA into DNA
C. Protein into RNA
D. DNA into lipid

Reverse transcriptase synthesizes DNA from viral RNA.

nmdcat.online AIDS and HIV Infection
Jun 25, 2026

Regarding viruses infecting plants, mechanical injury frequently facilitates

A. Viral entry
B. Viral digestion
C. Viral mutation
D. Viral elimination

Plant cell walls hinder entry, making wounds important portals.

nmdcat.online BIO NMDCAT
Jun 25, 2026

Among the following statements, bacteriophages contribute significantly to

A. Bacterial gene transfer
B. Photosynthesis
C. Nitrogen fixation
D. Cell respiration

Phages mediate transduction, transferring genes between bacteria.

nmdcat.online BIO NMDCAT
Jun 25, 2026

The characteristic feature of TMV capsid organization is

A. Helical arrangement
B. Cubical arrangement
C. Complex arrangement
D. Tail arrangement

TMV capsid proteins are arranged helically around RNA.

nmdcat.online BIO NMDCAT
Jun 25, 2026

Concerning lysogenic bacteriophages, viral DNA becomes integrated into

A. Ribosomes
B. Bacterial chromosome
C. Cell wall
D. Cytoplasm only

Integrated viral DNA is called a prophage.

nmdcat.online BIO NMDCAT
Jun 25, 2026

The characteristic feature distinguishing viruses from cells is

A. Genetic material
B. Evolutionary ability
C. Lack of cellular organization
D. Presence of proteins

Viruses are acellular, whereas living cells possess cellular structure.

nmdcat.online BIO NMDCAT
Jun 25, 2026

Among human viral pathogens, HIV primarily targets

A. Erythrocytes
B. Helper T cells
C. Platelets
D. Hepatocytes

HIV infects CD4+ T helper lymphocytes leading to immune deficiency.

nmdcat.online BIO NMDCAT
Jun 25, 2026

Regarding host specificity, successful infection depends largely upon

A. Receptor compatibility
B. Genome size
C. Capsid color
D. Host age only

Viral attachment proteins must recognize host cell receptors.

nmdcat.online BIO NMDCAT
Jun 25, 2026

During viral multiplication, assembly refers to

A. Host attachment
B. Formation of complete virions
C. Viral penetration
D. Genome transcription only

Viral components are assembled into mature infectious particles.

nmdcat.online BIO NMDCAT
Jun 25, 2026

The characteristic feature of naked viruses is

A. Presence of lipid envelope
B. Absence of lipid envelope
C. Absence of capsid
D. Presence of cell wall

Naked viruses contain only nucleic acid and capsid without an envelope.

nmdcat.online BIO NMDCAT
Jun 25, 2026

Regarding influenza virus, antigenic variation primarily results from

A. Mutation in RNA genome
B. Presence of peptidoglycan
C. Ribosomal alterations
D. Cell division

Frequent mutations enable influenza viruses to evade immune responses.

nmdcat.online BIO NMDCAT
Jun 25, 2026

The disease caused by Human Papillomavirus primarily involves

A. Skin and epithelial tissues
B. Liver tissues
C. Bone marrow
D. Pancreatic tissues

HPV infects epithelial cells and may lead to warts and certain cancers.

nmdcat.online BIO NMDCAT
Jun 25, 2026

Among viral structures, protection of genetic material is mainly provided by

A. Capsid
B. Tail fibers
C. Receptors
D. Envelope proteins only

The capsid safeguards viral nucleic acid against environmental damage.

nmdcat.online BIO NMDCAT
Jun 25, 2026

During bacteriophage infection, injection into the host cell usually involves

A. Entire virus particle
B. Viral nucleic acid
C. Host chromosome
D. Capsid proteins only

Most bacteriophages inject nucleic acid while the capsid remains outside.

nmdcat.online BIO NMDCAT
Jun 25, 2026

Regarding viral classification, nucleic acid type serves as

A. Major criterion
B. Minor criterion
C. Irrelevant criterion
D. Temporary criterion

DNA or RNA nature is a fundamental basis for viral classification.

nmdcat.online BIO NMDCAT
Jun 25, 2026
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