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Q1
Question 1: Using worms to recycle food scraps and other organic material into a valuable soil amendment called
Vermicomposting
Backyard composting
Composting
All of the given
Q2
Question 2: More than __________ of energy consumed in the United States is used for vehicle transportation.
Q3
Question 3: A human being, for instance, has to consume an average of __________ to survive.
1.5L/day
2.5L/day
5.5L/day
8.5L/day
Q4
Question 4: The first study to measure biomagnification was carried out in Clear Lake in northern __________.
Q5
Question 5: __________ is the most common ingredient to use for stoves and non-wick lanterns.
Ethanol
Diesel
kerosene
Oil
Q6
Question 6: __________ is based on designing a selection scheme in which only strains with the desired property can grow.
Dominant Selection
Stabilizing selection
Natural selection
None of the given
Q7
Question 7: Nisin inhibits the growth of a wide range of __________, including Listeria, Clostridium, Bacillus, and enterococci, but is not effective against yeasts, and molds
Gram positive bacteria
Gram negative bacteria
Streptococcus
None of the given
Q8
Question 8: __________ Metal is inert to microbial action.
Gold
Silver
Platinum
None of the given.
Q9
Question 9: The majority of biofuel come from food crops either sugars or oils are called __________.
first generation biofuel
Second generation biofuel
Third generation biofuel
None of the given.
Q10
Question 10: Stirred tank bio-oxidation is the fastest method of bioleaching but, due to __________ costs, is only appropriate for some operations and is currently being used at ten different sites across the world.