Тесты рубежного контроля №1 для студентов II курса стоматологического факультета

Variant №4

1. Which letter is missed in the word: «a tis…ue”?

1. a

2. d

3. s

4. g

5. u

2. Which word is the letter “u” missed in?

1. blo…d

2. to …th

3. cro…n

4. ca…se

5. ja…

3. Which word is a stomatological term?

1. malocclusion

2. rheumatic

3. pneumonia

4. taxonomy

5. mycology

4. Which word has a Latin origin?

1. a tooth

2. a tongue

3. a gum

4. a gingiva

5. a crown

5. Which word is the common one for this group of words?

1. molars

2. premolars

3. canines

4. incisors

5. teeth

6. Which word different from others?

1. mesial

2. distal

3. palatal

4. lingual

5. semisolid

7. Which word combination is the common one for this group of word combinations?

1. buccal surface

2. lingual surface

3. mesial surface

4. distalsurface

5. surfaces of teeth

8. Which word is the extra one for this group of words?

1. pulp

2. filling

3. dentine

4. extraction

5. osteoclast

9. Which word is the extra one for this group of words?

1. incisor

2. canine

3. molar

4. tongue

5. premolar

10. Which word is the synonym to the word “swallowing”?

1. deglutition

2. mastication

3. grinding

4. dentition

5. biting

11. Which word is the antonym to the word “outer”?

1. lower

2. upper

3. inner

4. lateral

5. external

12. Which word is the synonym to the word “ stomatologist”?

1. stomatology

2. stomatological

3. stomatologically

4. dentistry

5. dentist

13. Which word is the antonym to the word “dead” ?

1. raw

2. firm

3. vital

4. plain

5. tough

14. Which word combination is the synonym to “a prevention”?

1. prophylaxs

2. production

3. substitution

4. formation

5. irritation

15. Which word is the word “a prevention” formed from?

1. to treat

2. to care

3. to clean

4. to prevent

5. to brush

16. The periodontal membrane contains … and blood vessels.

Which word is missed in this sentence?

1. cells

2. lymph

3. vessels

4. tissue

5. nerves

17. Lower molars have two roots, one mesial and one … .

Which word is missed in this sentence?

1. palatal

2. lingual

3. distal

4. premolars

5. molar

18. Incisors and … are for cutting up food into smaller pieces.

Which word is missed in this sentence?

1. molars

2. premolars

3. crowns

4. canines

5. roots

19. Tonsils act as a filter to ... the body.

Which word is missed in this sentence?

1. determine

2. treat

3. form

4. protect

5. extract

20. Acid formation dissolves the enamel and … .

Which word is missed in this sentence?

1. pulp

2. dentine

3. cementum

4. tooth surface

5. tooth cavity

21. FILLING IS PUT INTO

1. gum

2. pulp

3. cavity

4. enamel

5. jaw bone

6. cementum

22. TYPES OF TOOTHBRUSHES ARE

1. tablet

2. toothgel

3. toothpaste

4. toothpick

5. mouthwash

6. electric toothbrush

7. ordinary toothbrush

8. toothbrush with medium bristles

23. MAIN COMPONENTS OF HUMAN FOOD ARE

1. fats

2. sweets

3. snacks

4. proteins

5. vegetables

6. white flour

7. green fruits

8. carbohydrates

24. ORAL HYGIENE CONSISTS OF

1. filling teeth

2. extracting teeth

3. treating teeth

4. cleaning teeth

5. eating detergent food

6. making implants

25. DETERGENT FOOD

1. pear

2. corn

3. apple

4. butter

5. bread

6. carrot

7. cereal

8. muffin

26. What tissues is every tooth composed of?

1. enamel, dentine, cementum, pulp

2. crown, neck, enamel, dentine

3. crown, neck, roots, cementum

4. dentine, enamel, pulp, roots

5. enamel, pulp, cementum, crown,

27. How many teeth are there in the adult persons?

1. 6

2. 16

3. 20

4. 28

5. 32

28. What main cause has caries?

1. acid

2. detergent food

3. toothbrushing

4. mouth rinsing

5. sweet fluids

29. What is the objective of treating caries?

1. filling teeth

2. extracting teeth

3. preventing tooth pain

4. mouth rinsing

5. toothbrushing

30. A dentist and a patient.

A patient: “What is the deciduous molars like?”

A dentist: ………….

Which answer of the dentist is the most suitable one for this dialogue?

1. like permanent premolars

2. like deciduous premolars

3. like bulbous molars

4. like permanent molars

5. like palatal cusps

31. A dentist and a patient.

A patient: “What teeth has an adult person?”

A dentist: ………….

Which answer of the dentist is the most suitable one for this dialogue?

1. an adult person has temporary teeth

2. an adult person has deciduous teeth

3. an adult person has milk teeth

4. an adult person has permanent teeth

5. an adult person has primary teeth

32. A dentist and a patient.

A patient: “Which object has toothbrushing?”

A dentist: ………….

Which answer of the dentist is the most suitable one for this dialogue?

1. to eat detergent food

2. to rinse mouth cavity

3. to clean tongue

4. to clean every accessible tooth surface

5. to clean gums

33. An examiner and a student.

An examiner: “Which outer layers has a tooth”?

A student: …………………………………….

Which answer of the student is the most suitable one for this dialogue?

1. blood vessels, nerves

2. lips, a tongue, an uvula

3. a dentine, a pulp

4. an enamel, a cementum

5. a crown, a neck, a root

34. Cementum meets enamel at the neck of the tooth.

Which question is the special one to the word in bold?

1. Does cementum meet enamel at the neck of the tooth?

2. Cementum doesn’t meet enamel at the neck of the tooth, does it?

3. Where does cementum meet enamel?

4. Does cementum or dentine meet enamel at the neck of the tooth?

5. Cementum meets enamel at the neck of the tooth, doesn’t it?

35. The upper crowns are much wider than their lower ones.

Which question is the special one to the word in bold?

1. Are the upper crowns much wider than their lower ones?

2. The upper crowns are much wider than their lower ones, aren’t they?

3. Are the lower crowns much narrower than their upperones?

4. Which crowns are much wider than their lower ones?

5. Why are the upper crowns much wider than their lower ones?

36. Each premolar has two cusps, one buccal and one palatal

Which question belongs to the words in bold?

1. Does each premolar have two cusps?

2. How many cusps does each premolar have?

3. Each premolar has not two cusps, does it?

4. How many buccal cusps does each premolar have?

5. Each premolar has three cusps doesn’t it?

37. The upper canine (to have) the longest root of the whole dentition.

Which form of the verb in brackets is the most suitable for this sentence?

1. has

2. have

3. had

4. having

5. have had

38. A normal child … eventually … twenty “baby” teeth, each jaw holding ten teeth.

Which form of the verb is the most suitable one to this sentence?

1. have

2. has

3. will have

4. had

5. having