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1 Microorganism Review Let’s go!!!!

2 Question 1 This organism pictured moves using a false foot. What is it? A. Paramecium B. Algae C. Amoeba D. Euglena

3 Question 1 This organism pictured moves using a false foot. What is it? A. Paramecium B. Algae C. Amoeba D. Euglena

4 Question 2 What is another name for a false foot? A. Stentor
B. Pseudopod C. Flagella D. Cilia

5 Question 2 What is another name for a false foot? A. Stentor
B. Pseudopod C. Flagella D. Cilia

6 Question 3 A gram negative bacteria appears what color under the microscope? A. Purple B. Yellow C. Pink D. Orange

7 Question 3 A gram negative bacteria appears what color under the microscope? A. Purple B. Yellow C. Pink D. Orange

8 Question 4 Bacteria will use pili to exchange DNA in what process?
A. Binary fission B. Conjugatoin C. Mitosis D. Meiosis

9 Question 4 Bacteria will use pili to exchange DNA in what process?
A. Binary fission B. Conjugatoin C. Mitosis D. Meiosis

10 Question 5 What is the DNA called that forms in a cell during a lysogenic infection? A. Prion B. Viroid C. Capsid D. Prophage

11 Question 5 What is the DNA called that forms in a cell during a lysogenic infection? A. Prion B. Viroid C. Capsid D. Prophage

12 Question 6 What is the outer protein coat of a virus called?
A. Capsule B. Capsid C. DNA D. Sheath

13 Question 6 What is the outer protein coat of a virus called?
A. Capsule B. Capsid C. DNA D. Sheath

14 Question 7 Which of the following list the steps of the lytic cycle in order? A. Attachment, lysing, assembly, making parts. B. Making parts, attachment, assembly, lysing C. Attachment, making parts, assembly, lysing D. Attaching, assembly, making parts, lysing

15 Question 7 Which of the following list the steps of the lytic cycle in order? A. Attachment, lysing, assembly, making parts. B. Making parts, attachment, assembly, lysing C. Attachment, making parts, assembly, lysing D. Attaching, assembly, making parts, lysing

16 Question 8 The name of the process in which bacteria convert nitrogen into a usable form for plants is A carbon fixation B. Bioremediation C. Deforestation D. Nitrogen fixation

17 Question 8 The name of the process in which bacteria convert nitrogen into a usable form for plants is A carbon fixation B. Bioremediation C. Deforestation D. Nitrogen fixation

18 Question 9 Animal-like protists are known as A. Algae B. Protozoa
C. Prokaryotes D. Fungi

19 Question 9 Animal-like protists are known as A. Algae B. Protozoa
C. Prokaryotes D. Fungi

20 Question 10 A lichen is a A. Symbiotic relationship between a plant and an animal. B. Symbiotic relationship between a human and a wolf C. Symbiotic relationship between a fungus and an algae D. Symbiotic relationship between a bacteria and algae

21 Question 10 A lichen is a A. Symbiotic relationship between a plant and an animal. B. Symbiotic relationship between a human and a wolf C. Symbiotic relationship between a fungus and an algae D. Symbiotic relationship between a bacteria and algae

22 Question 11 How do antibiotics work? A. They build up immunity.
B. They kill viruses. C. They disinfect the environment. D. They break down the bacterial cell wall.

23 Question 11 How do antibiotics work? A. They build up immunity.
B. They kill viruses. C. They disinfect the environment. D. They break down the bacterial cell wall.

24 Question 12, 13, 14 Match the type of bacterial cell to its shape:
12. Spirili a. round 13. bacilli b. oval 14. cocci c. spiral

25 Question 12, 13, 14 Match the type of bacterial cell to its shape:
12. Spirili a. round 13. bacilli b. oval 14. cocci c. spiral

26 Question 15, 16, 17 Match the growth pattern to the proper term.
15. staph a. cluster 16. strep b. strip 17. dipli c. pair

27 Question 15, 16, 17 Match the growth pattern to the proper term.
15. staph a. cluster 16. strep b. strip 17. dipli c. pair

28 Question 18 All fungi are A. Autotrophs B. Heterotrophs C. Decomposers
D. Both b and c

29 Question 18 All fungi are A. Autotrophs B. Heterotrophs C. Decomposers
D. Both b and c

30 Question 19 Protists and fungi belong in what domain? A. Archae
B. Eukarya C. Bacteria D. Plantae

31 Question 19 Protists and fungi belong in what domain? A. Archae
B. Eukarya C. Bacteria D. Plantae

32 Question 20 All protists are A. Unicellular B. Multicellular
C. Heterotrophs D. Eukaryotes

33 Question 20 All protists are A. Unicellular B. Multicellular
C. Heterotrophs D. Eukaryotes

34 Question 21 Any viral infection that stays dormant is this type of infection A. Lysogenic B. Lytic C. Retroviral D. Bacterial

35 Question 21 Any viral infection that stays dormant is this type of infection A. Lysogenic B. Lytic C. Retroviral D. Bacterial

36 Question 22 What is found inside a viral capsid? A. Proteins
B. Bacteria C. Amino acids D. DNA/RNA

37 Question 22 What is found inside a viral capsid? A. Proteins
B. Bacteria C. Amino acids D. DNA/RNA

38 Question 23 What is this? A. Amoeba B. Paramecium C. Stentor D. Squid

39 Question 23 What is this? A. Amoeba B. Paramecium C. Stentor D. Squid

40 Question 24 What structure in paramecium can pump water out of their bodies? A. Contractile vacuole B. Oral groove C. Cilia D. Flagella

41 Question 24 What structure in paramecium can pump water out of their bodies? A. Contractile vacuole B. Oral groove C. Cilia D. Flagella

42 Question 25 The cell wall of fungi are made up of A. Cellulose
B. Plasma membrane C. Chitin D. Hyphae

43 Question 25 The cell wall of fungi are made up of A. Cellulose
B. Plasma membrane C. Chitin D. Hyphae

44 Question 26 A virus containing RNA is a A. Normal virus B. RNA virus
C. Retrovirus D. Harmless

45 Question 26 A virus containing RNA is a A. Normal virus B. RNA virus
C. Retrovirus D. Harmless

46 Question 27 The protist that is both a heterotroph and an autotroph is a(n) A. Amoeba B. Paramecium C. Euglena D. Algae

47 Question 27 The protist that is both a heterotroph and an autotroph is a(n) A. Amoeba B. Paramecium C. Euglena D. Algae

48 BE ABLE TO Label a bacterial cell. Label the lytic cycle
Know the difference between bacteria and viruses, including infection and treatment. Know the basic structures of Fungi Know example of protists, bacteria, viruses and fungi

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