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Biology 10

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 40mins

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Date
1.

The picture above is a fungi that belong to....group

a)

Ascomycetes

b)

Oomycetes

c)

Zygomicotes

d)

Basidiomycetes

e)

Chytridiomycetes

2.

There are 2 kind of genetic material that coexist inside prokaryotic cell, those are

a)

RNA and Protein

b)

Chromosome and plasmid

c)

Chromatin and chromatid

d)

DNA and Plasmid

e)

Plasmid and Daughter chromatid

3.

Plant-like protist that contain photosyntetic pigmen. The dominant pigmen is Phycoeritrin. what group of this protist belong to ?

a)

Chlorophyta

b)

Paeophyta

c)

Diatom

d)

Rodophyta

e)

Chrysophyta

4.

choose the correct asnwers

a)

1-Cilliate, 5 Contractile vacuole

b)

4-Nucleus

c)

2-Stigma, 1-Flagellum

d)

4-Nucleus, 3-Mitochondria

e)

4-Contractile vacuole

5.

A bacteria, Bacillus anthracis, are able to withstand harsh condition for years. It form multilareyed protective coats. The protection layer known as ?

a)

Endospore

b)

Flagelles

c)

Capsule

d)

DNA

e)

Fimbrae

6.

Look at below list !

1. transformation

2. transduction

3. conjugation

4. transcription

which number/s doesn’t belong to bacterial reproduction ?

a)

4 only

b)

2 and 3

c)

1 and 3

d)

1, 2, and 3

e)

None of the above

7.

An X bacteria are able to do its metabolism in very hypertonic condition. The environment contain salt more than normal doses. Human can’t be lived there. what do you think this bacteria’s group would be?

a)

Hygrophiles

b)

Hydrophiles

c)

Methanogen

d)

Halophiles

e)

Thermophiles

8.

Protozoa in above picture are belong to

a)

Mastigophora

b)

Sporozoa

c)

Rhizopoda

d)

Ciliophora

e)

Cilliata

9.

what does gram-negative bacteria means ?

a)

they have thick peptidoglycan underneath membrane

b)

has thin purple colour when stained

with crystal violet

c)

they have thick peptydoglycan

d)

it has thick purple colour

e)

they lack of peptydoglican

10.

Karyogamy is ?

a)

fusion of genetic material

b)

fusion of nucleus

c)

fusion between 2 hypae in fungi

d)

fusion of 2 hyphae

e)

fussion of two cells body without nucleus

fusion

11.

Bread matrix is expanding due to yeast presency. Yeast underwent glucose fermentation that release ............ gas.

a)

Hydrogen

b)

Nitrogen

c)

Metane

d)

Carbondioxyde

e)

Oxygen

12.

Paramecium is the example of ?

a)

Cilliata

b)

Ciliophora

c)

Sporozoa

d)

Mastigophora

e)

Rhizopoda

13.

Bacteria is composed from prokaryotic cell, means that....

a)

the cell is tiny and transparant

b)

disease factor

c)

the cell lack of cytoplasm

d)

lack of cell membrane

e)

don’t have membrane that enclosed its

genetic material

14.

Unicellular algae that have a unique glass-like wall made of silicon dioxide embedded in an organic matrix is ?

a)

Phyrophyta

b)

Rodophyta

c)

Chlorophyta

d)

Euglenophyta

e)

Diatome

15.

Picture above is plant-like protist that has Xantophyle as its dominant pigmen. What group of this protist belong to ?

a)

Diatom

b)

Chlorophyta

c)

Paeophyta

d)

Chrysophyta

e)

Rodophyta

16.

Choose correct answer that best describe chytrids as transitional organisms between protist to fungi !

a)

do have micellium

b)

unicellular

c)

do have stigma (eyespot) and flagell

d)

able to photosyntesis

e)

cell wall made from chitin and able to

move with flagell

17.

Part of filamentous cyanobacteria that located in between heterocyst is known as?

a)

Akinetes

b)

Heterocyst

c)

Generative filament

d)

Vegetative filament

e)

Hormogonia

18.

Archaebacteria and Eubacteria is different according to ?

a)

habitat

b)

food feeding

c)

size

d)

movement organelle

e)

membrane presency

19.

There numerous protein-containing apendages enable some prokaryotes to attach to surface or to other cells. It make bacteria cell capable to stick on mucous surface. What does it name ?

a)

Cillia

b)

Sporozoa

c)

Flagelle

d)

Pseudopodia

e)

Fimbrae

20.

Group of animal-like protist that lack of movement organelle is known as ?

a)

Sporozoan

b)

Rhizopoda

c)

Mastigophorans

d)

Cilliate

e)

Euglenozoan

21.

Picture above shows you the surface look of hot springs in Yellowstone National Parks. The orange color due to presency of Archaebacteria. Which archaebacteria suppose to be there ?

a)

Hydrophiles

b)

Hygrophiles

c)

Methanogen

d)

Thermophiles

e)

Halophiles

22.

which term describe “sticky layer of polysaccharide or protein" best ?

a)

Flagelles

b)

Capsule

c)

DNA

d)

Fimbrae

e)

Endospore

23.

Picture above is fungi-like protist that capable to do amoeboid movement. What group of this protist belong to ?

a)

Myxomycotina

b)

Chrysophyta

c)

Rodophyta

d)

Acrasiomycotina

e)

Chlorophyta

24.

Group of animal-like protist that able to move it self with pseudopodia is commonly known as ?

a)

Rhizopoda

b)

Sporozoan

c)

Euglenozoan

d)

Mastigophorans

e)

Cilliate

25.

Look at below list !

1. transformation

2. transduction

3. conjugation

4. transcription

which bacterial reproduction that do not involve viruses (bacteriphage) in its processes ?

a)

1, 2, and 3

b)

4 only

c)

1 and 3

d)

2 and 3

e)

None of the above

26.

Harsh condition will make bacteria release its genetic material. Another bacteria that nearby with the location where genetic material released, absorbed it !. This condition is known as ?

a)

Transduction

b)

Reproduction

c)

Conjugation

d)

Transformation

e)

None of the above

27.

Formation of spores occurs in sac-like structure that known as ascocarp. What does the group of fungi with mentioned characteristic?

a)

Zygomicotes

b)

Ascomycetes

c)

Chytridiomycetes

d)

Basidiomycetes

e)

Oomycetes

28.

The picture above is organism that belong to Protist Kingdom. It is Dinoflagellata. Which groups this organism belong to ?

a)

Rodophyta

b)

Euglenophyta

c)

Phyrophyta

d)

Diatome

e)

Chrysophyta

29.

which fungi that produced basidiospore and konidiospore ?

a)

1 and 3

b)

2 and 4

c)

1 and 2

d)

4 and 3

e)

4 and 2

30.

Look at below list !

1. Nuclear envelope

2. Membrane enclosed organelles

3. Peptidoglycan in cell wall

4. Formyl-methionine

which numbers is present in Eubacteria but absent in Archaea group ?

a)

2 and 4

b)

3 and 4

c)

1 and 3

d)

4 and 1

e)

1 and 2

31.

Group of fungi kingdom that has both protist and fungi characteristics is ?

a)

Chytridiomycetes

b)

Ascomycetes

c)

Basidiomycetes

d)

Zygomicotes

e)

Oomycetes

32.

What does “A” function in cyanobacteria ?

a)

protection

b)

fixate carbondioxide

c)

spores

d)

fixate aerial nitrogen

e)

reproduction

33.

Fungi group that used to make bread is belong to ..... genus.

a)

Morchella sp.

b)

Mymocotina

c)

Rhizopus sp.

d)

Tuber sp.

e)

Penicillium sp.

34.

Which group of protist that cause malaria disease ?

a)

Mastigophorans

b)

Sporozoan

c)

Cilliate

d)

Euglenozoan

e)

Rhizopoda

35.

Euglena has special pigmented organelle that able to select light from certain direction to strike the light detector. what does the name of organelle?

a)

Eyespot

b)

Chloroplast

c)

Nucleus

d)

Pellicle

e)

Flagellum

36.

Below are movement organ that can be found in bacteria, except ?

a)

Fimbriae

b)

Pseudopodia

c)

Cillia

d)

Flagella

e)

None of the above

37.

What does the name of A and B structure ?

a)

Hormogonium and Heterocyst

b)

Heterocyst and Akinete

c)

Hormogonium and Akinete

d)

Akinete and Heterocyst

e)

Hormogonium and Vegetative

38.

That is round shaped bacteria colony found in microscope. This bacteria is belong to ?

a)

staphilococcus

b)

diplococcus

c)

streptococcus

d)

sarsina

e)

streptobacillus

39.

Plasmogamy is ?

a)

fusion of 2 hyphae

b)

fusion of nucleus

c)

fusion between 2 hypae in fungi

d)

fusion of genetic material

e)

fussion of two cells body without nucleus

fusion

40.

This fungi will form zygosporangium when the reproduction cycle passed through plasmogamy and just about to enter karyogamy. What group is it ?

a)

Chytridiomycetes

b)

Ascomycetes

c)

Zygomicotes

d)

Oomycetes

e)

Basidiomycetes