10. Eggs of these worms usually enter the body through contaminated water,
food, fingers placed in the mouth.
A. Flukes
B. Pinworms
C. Roundworms D.
Tapeworms
11. The eggs of these worms usually enter the body through the anus, nose or
mouth through fingers that have touched contaminated objects.
A. Flukes
B. Pinworms
C. Roundworms O.
Tapeworms
12. They live in different locations in the body, including intestines, bladder,
rectum, liver, lungs & veins.
A. Flukes
B. Pinworms
C. Roundworms D.
Tapeworms
13. The eggs of these worms usually enter the body via raw or uncooked beef.
A. Flukes
B. Pinworms
C. Roundworms D.
Tapeworms
14. These bacteria live in the soil and they enter the body through an open
wound.
A. Bacteria
B. Parasitic Bacteria C: Resident Bacteria D.
Toxin Bacteria
15. These bacteria live in human mouth, intestines, and skin. These help protect
us from harmful bacteria.
A. Bacteria
B. Parasitic Bacteria C. Resident Bacteria D.
Toxin Bacteria
16. They are one-celled microscopic organisms that rank among the most
widespread of living things.
A. Bacteria
B. Resident Bacteria C. Toxin Bacteria D.
None of these
17. Which of the following is NOT a factor that influences disease transmission?
A. Cultural Factor
C. Socio-economic Factor
B. Environmental Factor
D.
18. Some bacteria digest non-living food materials such as milk and meat. These
organisms are called​