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46 Cards in this Set
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Which of the following is an inorganic molecule?
a. phospholipid b. permease c. peptidoglycan d. sodium chloride |
D. Sodium Chloride |
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Which of the following is not considered a microorganism?
a. alga b. bacterium c. protozoan d. mushroom |
D. mushroom |
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A prominent difference between procaryotic and eucaryotic cells is the
a. larger size of procaryotes b. lack of pigmentation in eucaryotes c. presence of a nucleus in eucaryotes d. presence of a cell wall in procaryotes |
C. presence of a nucleus in eucaryotes |
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The two major components of the bacterial cell membrane are
a. lipids and cholesterol b. proteins and carbohydrates c. lipids and protein d. carbohydrates and polysaccharides |
C. lipids and proteins |
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Pili are tubular shafts in _____ bacteria that serve as a means of _____.
a. gram-positive; genetic exchange b. gram-positive; motility c. gram-negative; genetic exchange d. gram-negative; motility
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C. gram negative; genetic exchange |
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The antibiotic amphotericinB disrupts plasma membranes by combining with sterols. It will affect all of the following EXCEPT
a. animal cells b. protozoan cells c. bacterial cells d. algal cells e. all of the above |
C. Bacterial Cells |
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The following are all types of helminths except
a. flatworms b. nematodes c. flukes d. ringworm (THIS IS CAUSED BY FUNGI) e. all of the above are helminths
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D. Ringworm |
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Which of the following cellular structures would not be found in protozoa?
a. nucleus b. chloroplasts c. cilia d. cell wall e. b & d |
E. B, chloroplasts and D, cell wall |
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The primary method of reproduction among fungi is
a. the elongation of hyphae b. production of endospores c. budding d. production of asexual spores e. b & d
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D. production of asexual spores |
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Osmosis involves
a. a selectively permeable membrane b. diffusion of water c. expenditure of energy d. all of the above e. a & b
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E. A, selectively permeable membrane and B, diffusion of water |
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Viruses are members of which kingdom?
a. Procaryotae b. Protista c. Plant d. Fungi e. none of the above |
E. none of the above |
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Which of the following is the correct order from the most general to the most specific?
a. kingdom--phylum--class--order--family--genus--species b. kingdom--class--order--family--phylum--genus--species c. kingdom--order--phylum--class--family--genus--specie d. kingdom--phylum--order--class--family--genus--species e. none of the above |
A. KPCOFGS |
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The vast majority of single-celled, eucaryotic organisms are classified in the kingdom:
a. Monera b. Protista c. Plant d. Animal e. Fungi |
B. protista |
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The binomial system of classification assigns each organism a specific name composed of two words. The first word is...
a. species name b. family name c. class name d. genus name e. kingdom name |
D. Genus name |
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Both flagella and cilia are found primarily in
a. bacteria b. protozoa c. fungi |
B. protozoa |
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Yeasts are ----fungi, molds are ---- fungi
a. Macroscopic, microscopic b. unicellular, filamentous c. motile, nonmotile d. water, terrestrial |
B. Unicellular, filamentous |
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In general, fungi derive nutrients through
a. photosynthesis b. engulfing bacteria c. digesting organic substrates d. parasitism |
C. digesting organic substrates |
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Algae generally contain some types of
a. spore b. pigment c. locomotor organelle d. toxin |
B. pigment |
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Helminth parasites are part of which of the following kingdoms?
a. Monera b. Plant c. Animal d. Fungi e. Protista |
C. Animal |
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All protozoan are...
a. parasites b. prokaryotic c. heterotrophic d. saprobes |
C. heterotrphic |
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Bacterial Endospore are formed
a. by all bacteria b. by Gram-positive genera bacillus and clostriduim c.By gram-negative bacteria only d. none of the above |
B. by Gram-positive genera bacillus and clostridium |
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The following is true about procaryotic ribosomes EXCEPT
a. they are usually 70S but some bacterial species have 80S b. they are a site for protein synthesis c. they are found in the cytoplasm d. they are composed of protein and RNA e. All of the above are true |
A. they are usually 70S but some bacterial species have 80S |
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If a cell is placed into a hypertonic solution, water will
a. move into the cell b. move out of the cell c. there will be not net movement of water into or out of the cell
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B. move out of the cell |
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Which of the following is false concerning bacterial cell membranes?
a. It is selectively permeable b. It is a phospholipid bilayer surrounding the cell. c. It normally contains cholesterol. |
C. it normally contains cholesterol |
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The following bacterial appendages which are responsible for the mutual clinging of cells that leads to biofilms are
a. flagella b. pili c. fimbriae d. axial filaments e. a&c |
C. fimbriae |
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The following are all types of glycocalyces except a. spore b. capsule c. slime layer d. all of the above are types of glycocalyces |
A. spore |
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The shape of a bacterial cell is maintained by
a. osmotic pressures from its surroundings b. osmotic pressures from the cytoplasm c. the cell wall d. the plasma membrane e. the capsule
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C. the cell wall |
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A compound that is found in the cell wall of Gram negative bacteria but not in Gram positive bacteria is
a. mycolic acid b. phospholipids c. teichoic acids d. peptidoglycan |
B. phospholipids |
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Which of the following pairs is mismatched?
a. ribosomes--protein synthesis b. inclusions--storage of energy rich organic molecules c. plasmids--extra-chromosomal DNA d. vegetative cell--metabolically inactive e. all of the above are properly matched
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D. vegetative cell - metabolically inactive |
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Bacterial spores are
a. a necessary step in the division of bacteria b. composes only of cell wall and enzymes c. especially resistant to inactivation d. produced by al bacteria e. all of the above are true |
C. especially resistant to inactivation |
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Which of the following sequences goes from smallest to largest?
a. viruses, protozoa, bacteria b. bacteria, viruses, fungi c. viruses, bacteria, protozoa d. fungi, protozoa, bacteria |
C. viruses, bacteria, protozoa |
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Fungi obtain nutrients by
a. engaging in a process similar to phagocytosis at the tips of their hyphae b. absorbing dissolved organisms or inorganic materials c. a process similar to photosynthesis in plants d. fixing carbon and nitrogen that are released into the soil by decaying organic matter |
B. absorbing dissolved organisms or inorganic materials |
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Collectively, the hyphae of a fungus are called
a. basidium b. conidiunm c. mycelium d. mycorrhizae |
C. mycelium |
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When cocci are arranged in chains of a few to hundreds of cells, it is called
a. diplococci b. staphylococci c. micrococci d. streptococci |
D. streptococci |
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The following question refers to eucaryotic cells only, which of the following pairs are mismatched?
a. cilia - microtubules b. mitochondria - synthesis of ATP c. lysosomes - storage of nutrient molecules d. rough ER - protein synthesis |
C. lysosomes - storage of nutrient molecules |
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Which kingdom would an organism with the following characteristics belong : nucleus, nonphotosynthetic, non-motile, absorbs nutrients, and reproduces by forming spores?
a. monera b. protista c. fungi d. animal |
C. fungi
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True of False
Algae are members of the Protista Kingdom |
TRUE |
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True or False
All protozoa are eucaryotic cells |
TRUE |
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True or False
Protozoa cysts are part of the reproductive cycle of protozoa.
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FALSE
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True or False
Some fungi are capable of photosynthesis.
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FALSE
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True or False
Most protozoa are eucaryotes although there are a few groups which are procaryotes |
FALSE |
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True or False
Some fungi can form cysts |
FALSE |
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List one difference between pili and fimbriae |
Both are bacterial appendages involved in adherence between cells. Pili are found in only certain groups of bacteria and attach cells during the transfer of genetic material between cells. |
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List one difference between the domains Archaea and Bacteria |
ARCHAEA – THEIR CELL WALLS DO NOT CONTAIN PEPTIDOGLYCAN WHILE MOST BACTERIAL CELL WALLS DO CONTAIN PG |
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List one difference between fungal and bacterial spores |
FUNGAL – PART OF REPRODUCTIVE CYCLE BACTERIAL – ALLOW CELL TO SURVIVE HARSH ENVIROMENTAL CONDITIONS |
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Fungi tend to reproduce sexually when nutrients are limited or conditions are unfavorable, but reproduce asexually when conditions are ideal, why is this an effective strategy? |
When conditions are favorable, fungi thrives, ther is no reason for it to change the way it reproduces. When conditions are unfavorable, the fungi need to change its growth characteristics. Sexual reproduction creates fungi that are different then its parent. |