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BIOD 171- MODULE 4 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST VERSION 2025 T/F: Growth media is best suited for distinguishing between two similar species of bacteria - Answers False growth media is designed to simply support (and not restrict) microbial growth A researcher is asked to determine which ...

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BIOD 171- MODULE 4 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST VERSION 2025

T/F: Growth media is best suited for distinguishing between two similar species of bacteria - Answers
False



growth media is designed to simply support (and not restrict) microbial growth

A researcher is asked to determine which of two vials contains E coli and which contains salmonella.
Knowing both are Gram-negative while only one of them is capable of fermenting lactose, which type of
media would be best suited? - Answers Differential media

What are the requirements of a fastidious microbe? - Answers A fastidious microbe is an organism with
complex growth requirements and will not grow without then. Enriched medias thus contain these
specific and essential nutrients required for the growth of a particular subset of microorganisms.

T/F: LB agar is classified as a non-selective, non-differential media - Answers True

The polysaccharide-based hardening agent added to LB media to produce LB agar is derived from what?
- Answers Seaweed extract

Blood agar is which type of medium? Select all that apply:

- Selective and Differential

- Enriched

- Differential

- Selective - Answers - Enriched

- Differential

Match the following hemolytic class with its description of activity:

1. Alpha hemolysis

2. Beta hemolysis

3. Gamma hemolysis



A. No change

B. Greenish-brown color

C. Distinct zone of clearing - Answers 1. Alpha hemolysis- Greenish-brown color (B)

, 2. Beta hemolysis- Distinct zone of clearing (C)

3. Gamma hemolysis- No change (A)

Match the following hemolytic class with its description of activity:



1. Alpha hemolysis

2. Beta hemolysis

3. Gamma hemolysis



A. No hemolytic activity

B. Incomplete hemolytic activity

C. Complete hemolytic activity - Answers 1. Alpha hemolysis- Incomplete hemolytic activity (B)

2. Beta hemolysis- Complete hemolytic activity (C)

3. Gamma hemolysis- No hemolytic activity (A)

Columbia CNA agar is most closely related to which media: - Answers Blood agar



CNA agar is similar to BAP as its also enriched with blood and allows for differentiation based on
hemolytic patterns

T/F: Chocolate agar gets its brown color from cocoa to produce an enriched media - Answers False



chocolate is never added to the media. the name is derived simply based on the color that actually
comes from the presence of 'cooked' (lysed) red blood cells in the media

A researcher is studying a strain of E. coli currently growing on a MacConkey plate. However, the
researcher can't remember if E. coli is Gram-positive or Gram-negative. Would a Gram stain be
necessary to confirm? Why or why not? - Answers No, because gram negative microbes only grow on
macConkey agar

In an attempt to detect the presence of the pathogenic strain of E. coli O157:H7, a researcher spread a
culture onto a MacConkey agar with failed results. What type of agar should they (correctly) try next?
Why? - Answers The SMAC should be tried next because it can be differentiated by lactose fermentation
and sorbitol fermentation, both of which can be fermented by the non-pathogenic strain

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