NEET Biology: Microbes Practice Questions
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- Q1.The chemical substance produced by microbes that can kill or retard the growth of other disease-causing microbes is called:Easy
- Q2.Which microbe is used to produce ethanol from molasses?Easy
- Q3.Which of the following microbes is used in the production of Swiss cheese?Easy
- Q4.Which of the following is used as a clot buster for removing clots from the blood vessels of patients who have undergone myocardial infarction?Easy
- Q5.Which of the following is a common source of citric acid produced on an industrial scale?Easy
- Q6.Which of the following microbes is used for the commercial production of citric acid?Medium
- Q7.The primary treatment of sewage involves which of the following processes?Medium
- Q8.Which microbe is responsible for the production of the clot buster enzyme streptokinase?Medium
- Q9.The symbiotic association between fungi and roots of higher plants is known as:Medium
- Q10.Which of the following is a biofertilizer that fixes atmospheric nitrogen in paddy fields?Medium
- Q11.In the production of biogas, the methanogenic bacteria are strictly anaerobic and belong to the domain Archaea. Which of the following metabolic pathways is priHard
- Q12.Which of the following microbial enzymes is specifically employed in the industrial production of clarifying agents for fruit juices to reduce viscosity and impHard
- Q13.During secondary sewage treatment, the BOD of the effluent is significantly reduced. If the BOD value of a sample is measured as 500 mg/Land after treatment itHard
- Q14.Which of the following statements correctly describes the role of Monascus purpureus in biotechnology?Hard
- Q15.The biocontrol agent Trichoderma harzianum is highly effective against soil-borne plant pathogens. What is the primary mechanism by which it exerts its antagoniHard
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