Archaea and Bacteria

How do bacteria reproduce?

• by binary fission

• by mitosis

• by meiosis

• by invading a host cell

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If a bacterium is a producer, it...

• makes its own food

• feeds on dead organisms

• gets nutrients by feeding on other organisms

• supplies goods for others to purchase

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If a bacterium is a consumer, it...

• makes its own food

• feeds on dead organisms

• gets nutrients from feeding on other organisms

• purchases a product from a producer

Which domains are prokaryotic?

• Archaea and Bacteria

• Archaea and Eukaryote

• Bacteria and Eukaryote

• Fungi and Protista

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Members of which kingdom may be found in extremely cold habitats?

• Archaea

• Bacteria

• Protista

• Cinderella's

Bacteria

• are always bad for you

• have a nucleus

• do not have DNA

• can be beneficial

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Archaea

• are all unicellular

• are all multicellular

• do not have DNA

• are found in all environments

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Gaby got a sore throat from an unicellular organism that was on the handles of her cart at HEB. This organism most likely belongs to which kingdom?

• Archaea

• Bacteria

• Plantae

• Fungi

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Which describes a difference between prokaryotic domains and eukaryotic domains?

• the cell membrane protecting eukaryotic cells

• how the genetic material is stored

• the presence of cytoplasm between organelles

• cells that come from preexisting cells

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The 2 kingdoms that make up Prokaryotes are?

• Animals and Plants 

• Protists and Fungi

• Archea and Bacteria