Plant Immunity QUIZ
PPI High School Connect-Module 4
What did you learn during this module? Find out by answering these questions!
And you can take this self-quiz even if you haven’t done the experiment ;o)
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Which of the following can threaten plant health and ar called "plant pathogens?"
- Both viruses and bacteria
- Viruses
- Bacteria
- Both bacteria and chipmunks
- Chipmunks
Are plants able to defend themselves against attacks by pathogens?
- Yes
- No
Which plant immune pathway is activated within minutes of attack by a pathogen?
- The fight or flight response
- Effector-triggered immunity (ETI)
- Plantibody immunity
- PAMP-triggered immunity (PTI)
Which plant immune pathway is activated by molecules commonly found on pathogens?
- Effector-triggered immunity (ETI)
- The fight or flight response
- Plantibody immunity
- PAMP-triggered immunity (PTI)
What is required for Effector-triggered immunity to be activated?
- A plant resistance protein
- A full moon
- Both a pathogen effector and plant resistance protein that specifically recognizes this effector
- A pathogen effector
What is the genetic model called that describes Effector-triggered immunity?
- Effector-for-protein model
- The PTI model
- The late blight model
- Gene-for-gene model
What happens if Effector-triggered immunity is activated?
- The plant is resistant to pathogen attack
- The plant develops disease
- The plant immediately falls over
- The plant dies
What type of pathogen is responsible for late blight disease?
- None of the answers listed
- A fungus
- A bacterium
- A chipmunk
What are the conditions that favor the growth of Phytophotora infestans?
- A lightening storm
- Snow
- Cold and dry weather
- Moderate temperatures and wet weather
When did the Irish Potato Famine happen?
- In prehistoric times
- In the mid 1900s
- Last year
- In the mid 1800s
Do plant immunity and human immunity share similarities?
- Yes
- No
What are the two related systems of human immunity?
- An ear ache and a stomach ache
- PAMP-triggered immunity and Effector-triggered immunity
- Innate immunity and adaptive immunity
- None of the answer listed
What kind of immunity occurs in plants?
- Fight or flight response
- Innate immunity
- Adaptive immunity (based on antibodies)
- None of the answers listed
How can you search NCBI GENBANK database for sequences similar to your sequence of interest?
- Use BLAST
- Use MySpace
- Use PUBMED
- Use Google
Toll-like receptors involved in human innate immunity are similar to which of the following?
- Pathogen Recognition Receptor (PRR) of plants
- Antibodies
- None of the answers listed
- Pathogen Associated Molecular Patterns (PAMP) of plant pathogens