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WorksheetsKMPk_BioD_Archaea, Bacteria, Protista & Fungi
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 16mins
What does it mean to be sessile?
Able to move independently
Made of many cells
Eats plants
Attached to a solid surface
Bacteria divides into two identical cells through the process of....
sexual reproduction
asexual reproduction
spore production
Bacteria are found in many different shapes. What are the 3 most common shapes of bacteria.
rod, sphere, spiral
square sphere, spiral
spiral, rectangle, sphere
__________________ is a domain of prokaryotes that are genetically very different from bacteria and that have unique chemicals in their cell walls.
Archaea
Bacteria
Protista
Fungi
______________ often live where nothing else can, such as in hot springs and in extremely acidic or salty habitats.
Archaea
Bacteria
Protists
Fungi
the Gram-positive bacteria stain purple because
they form endospore
they have cellulose layer
they have thick peptidoglycan layer
they have thin peptidoglycan layer
which of the following statements about the TWO Domains of Prokaryotes is NOT TRUE
the lipid composition of the plasma membrane in archaebacteria is different from eubacteria
both archaebacteria and eubacteria has cell wall but archaebacteria lack peptidoglycan
of the two groups, eubacteria are more closely related to domain eukarya
eubacteria includes the blue green algae
The image shows a Paramecium. What structure is utilized by the Paramecium for movement?
Cilia
Flagella
Pseudopods
Pili
How is the Amoeba (seen in the image) able to move?
Pseudopods
Cilia
Flagella
Pili
What is the function of the eyespot, seen in the diagram of a Euglena?
Detects light
Removes excess water
Movement
Photosynthesis
The mode of nutrition found in most Protozoa is
autotrophic
chemotrophic
photosynthetic
heterotrophic
Which of the following correctly pairs protists with its phylum?
Amoeba sp. - Ciliophora
Plasmodium sp. - Apicomplexa
Euglena sp. - Rhizopoda
Paramecium sp. - Euglenophyta
Which is not true about fungi?
All are consumers
All are multicellular
Are eukaryotic
Can be useful to humans
Fungi are like plants in many ways except fungi
Do not have cellulose
Do not grow upward out of the soil
Cannot make their own food
Do not have eukaryotic cells
