Taxonomy/Bacteria/Protists/Viruses Practice Test

The correct order for the levels of classifacation are...

• A.

  D K P C O G F S

• B.

  D K C P O F S G

• C.

  D K P C O F G S

The O in the 8 Levels stands for: Organization

• A.

  True

• B.

  False

Check the Correct Statements that correspond with the Levels of Classification 

• A.

  D - Domain

• B.

  K - Kingdom

• C.

  P - Placement

• D.

  C - Class

• E.

  O - Order

• F.

  G - Gene

• G.

  S - Species

There are ______ kingdoms total.

Which answer has 3 correct kingdom's?

• A.

  Amialia, Fungi, Protista

• B.

  Archaea, Ameobea, Fungi

• C.

  Fungi, Salmeonalla, Plantae

Fungi absorbs nutrients from it's enviroment and is a multicellular heterotroph.

• A.

  True

• B.

  False

Protists have 4 groups of order: -Animal -Plant -Animal-Plant Mix -Virus

• A.

  True

• B.

  False

Can Archaea live in extreme enviroments? Yes or No

A Euglenoid is a type of protist that is both Animal-like and Plant-like.

• A.

  True

• B.

  False

Another name for an Animal Protist is...  (An example of it is Ameobea) Hint: It's in the "zoan" 

When you name a organism is called what?

• A.

  Binomial Nomenclature

• B.

  Dichotomous Seperation (Key)

Protists are mostly single celled.

• A.

  True

• B.

  False

Protists are always a ___________ cell.  (Either Prokaryotic or Eukaryotic)

Protists are...

• A.

  All with Membranes

• B.

  With Cell Walls (some do)

• C.

  Autotrophic (Plant Like)

• D.

  Heterotrophic (Animal Like)

• E.

  Multi (Have Chloroplasts yet Hunt or Eat other Organisms)

The Three Types of Protists are... Animal Like, Plant Like, _________ Like and Animal/Plant Like

An example of a Fungus Like Protist is...

• A.

  Kelp

• B.

  Mildew

• C.

  Grime

• D.

  Yeast that's composed of Wheat

Bacteria have organelles. They are Prokaryotes. 

• A.

  True

• B.

  False

Bacteria consist of ______ cell.

Bacteria don't have Peptoglycan (A substance found in Arachea); it's a polymer that contains two types of sugars. It's a chain that is strong but porous.

• A.

  True

• B.

  False

Check the true statements about the pieces of Bacteria and how they function.

• A.

  Capsule - Made of Lipids

• B.

  Ribosomes - Help make Proteins

• C.

  Cell Wall - Above Membrane, provides shape and support

• D.

  Pili - Allow connections to other cells

• E.

  Plasmid - Circular Piece that contains the RNA (like a Nucleus)

Binary Fission: Where prokaryotic cells (______________) divide.

In Binary Fission the first two steps include:

• A.

  Chromosome attaches to Cell Membrane, Cell Grows

• B.

  Cell Grows, then Pinces

• C.

  Chromosome Attaches to the Cell Membrane and Chromosomes Duplicate

• D.

  Cell Grows while the Chromosomes duplicate in the cytoplasm

Binary Fission is comparable to Meiosis. (Everything Duplicates and Splits)

• A.

  True

• B.

  False

The purpose of Binary Fission is to rapidly, create mutated/advanced Bacteria to kill and obliterate all cells. 

• A.

  True

• B.

  False

Bacteria can be classified by; 

• A.

  Shape

• B.

  How they produce energy

• C.

  Living Environment

An Obligate Anerobe needs oxygen.

• A.

  True

• B.

  False

Aerobe = Needs ________. 

In the Lysogenic Cycle, lytic occurs.

• A.

  True

• B.

  False

In the Lysogenic cycle, the virus intergrates into the Hosts Genetic Material.

• A.

  True

• B.

  False

The lytic cycle kills the _________. 

• A.

  Cell

• B.

  That's the Lysogenic Cycle

In the Lytic Cycle the pieces of the new virus are pieced together while made.

• A.

  True

• B.

  False

Both Cycles include attachment and injection of the Virus into the host.

• A.

  True

• B.

  False

Will you ace this test?

• A.

  Yes

• B.

  No