- 1. 1. Cholera is mostly spread by
A) b) soil
B) a) air
C) d) noise
D) c) water
- 2. 2. When bacteria are arranged in chains, they are called?
A) d) bacilli
B) a) Spirilla
C) b) staphylococci
D) c) streptococci
- 3. 3. Viruses are considered to be living organisms because they.
A) c) respond to stimulation
B) d) ingest food materials
C) a) possess transmittable characters
D) b) move from one place to another
- 4. 4. Which of the following is not a protozoan?
A) d) Amoeba
B) b) plasmodium
C) a) paramecium
D) c) penicillium
- 5. 5. Which of the following best describes a culture solution?
A) d) Solution containing dead organisms
B) b) A population of weeds cultivated in a medium
C) c) Solution containing different chemicals
D) a) A population of micro-organisms cultivated in a medium
- 6. 6. Which of the following is a primary benefit of regular physical exercise?
A) d) Increased risk of chronic diseases
B) a) Increased stress levels
C) c) Decreased energy levels
D) b) Improved cardiovascular health
- 7. 7. Which of the following is a common method to prevent the spread of infectious diseases?
A) d) Eating processed foods
B) c) Avoiding vaccinations
C) a) Sharing personal items
D) b) Frequent hand washing
- 8. 8. Which nutrient is essential for building and repairing body tissues?
A) a) Carbohydrates
B) b) Proteins
C) c) Fats
D) d) Vitamins
- 9. 9. Trypanosomiasis is associated with
A) c) tsetse fly
B) d) cockroach
C) a) mosquitoes
D) b) house fly
- 10. 10. Which of following infection is unlikely to respond to antibiotic treatment
A) a) typhoid fever
B) d) tetanus
C) c) measles
D) b) ringworm
- 11. 11. Transmission of the malaria parasite is affected through the bite of the
A) a) Male anopheles mosquitoes
B) c) Infected male anopheles mosquitoes
C) d) Infected Aides mosquitoes
D) b) Female anopheles mosquitoes
- 12. 12. The drugs which inhibit the growth of the disease-causing organism and are thus used in the treatment of infection are referred to as
A) a) antiobiotic
B) d) septic
C) c) antitoxic
D) b) antibodies
- 13. 13. Which of these diseases cannot be spread by an insect?
A) c) trypanosomiasis
B) b) malaria
C) d) Measles
D) a) cholera
- 14. 14. Which of the following statements about poliomyelitis is not correct ?
A) d) is an infant disease
B) b) is capable of paralyzing the limbs
C) c) can be prevented by immunization.
D) a) is a bacterial disease.
- 15. 15. Viruses are pathogen of the following diseases expect
A) b) smallpox
B) a) measles
C) c) poliomyelitis
D) d) tuberculosis
- 16. 16. Which of these is not correct about the tsetse fly and mosquito? They
A) c) have intermediate hosts
B) a) harbor protozoa as disease agent.
C) b) possess piecing and sucking mouth part
D) d) inject diseases causing organisms into the blood stream
- 17. 17. Which of these is a vector of malaria fever?
A) d) male culex mosquito
B) a) female anopheles mosquito.
C) b) male anopheles mosquito
D) c) female culex mosquito.
- 18. 18. Sickle-cell anaemia has persisted in the human race due to
A) b) carriers being more resistant to malaria.
B) c) Mosquito vectors.
C) a) lack of proper medical for sicklers.
D) d) Wildlife intermediate host.
- 19. 19. One of the methods of preventing measles is by
A) b) attacking the vector
B) a) sleeping under a mosquito net
C) c) attacking the secondary host.
D) d) vaccinating young children
- 20. 20. Which of the following parasites is a flatworm?
A) c) Ascaris
B) d) schistosoma.
C) a) plasmodium
D) b) trypanosome
- 21. Part 2
ESSAY (THEORY)
Section B
Instructions: Attempt One question in this section.
1. (a) One bacterial parasite of humans.
(b) List four symptoms of malaria.
(c) Mention six methods of controlling malaria in West Africa.
2. (a) What are microorganisms?
(i) List five groups of microorganisms with two examples of each
(ii) Describe ways by which microorganisms can be transmitted
(b) State four factors that can affect the growth of microorganisms.
Section C
Instructions: Attempt One question in this section.
3. (a) State the vectors and the diseases caused by the following organisms (i) plasmodium (ii) trypanosome (iii) vibro-cholerea
(b) List three ways of measuring the growth of bacteria.
4. (a) Mention five sexually transmitted diseases
(i) State the causative organisms of the diseases mentioned above.
(b) What are sexually transmitted infections?
(i) What is the full meaning of the following? HIV, AIDS, STDs, STIs, HPV.
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