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Final Lab Microalgae

Total questions: 114

Worksheet time: 57mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

ovoid body with many oblique rows of cilia,incospicuous mouth & cytopharynx,

lives in human cecum and colon, may cause balantidial dysentry

form cysts in the host feeces.

a)

Balatidium sp

b)

didinium sp

c)

Ephelota sp

d)

Paramecium sp

2.

ovoid body, anterior flattened with central projecting cone,

two ciliary bands around the body,

carnivorous, eats only paramecium.

a)

Didinium sp

b)

Balantidium sp

c)

Ephelota

d)

Paramecium

3.

ovoid body, has piercing and sucking tentacles

macronucleus is highly branched, reproduction by external budding.

a)

Ephelota sp

b)

Balantidium sp

c)

Didinium sp

d)

Paramecium sp

4.

slipper like animal, anterior end is blunt and posterior pointed,

cysytome(mouth) is situated near oral grove end,

cilia are arranged all over the surface,pellicle is present

2 contractile vacuoles

a)

Paramecium sp

b)

Ephelota sp

c)

Didinium sp

d)

Balantidium sp

5.

has a bell shaped body attached to a stalk, stalk contain contractile fibril(myoneme)

mouth is located anteriorly with cilia surrounding it,

No cilia cover the protozoan body.

a)

Vorticella sp

b)

Paramecium sp

c)

Ephelota sp

d)

Didinium sp

6.

cone shaped body,uniformly ciliated, water vesicle is anterior

cilia spirally arranged around the mouth,

have beaded macronucleus, are omnivorous

a)

stentor sp

b)

Vorticella sp

c)

Ephelota sp

d)

Balantidium sp

7.

one of the larger ciliates, cylindrical body, somewhat flattened,

ectoplasm has strong myonemes which contract the body to 1/4 its length

feed on bacteria and small flagellates, water vesicle is rear

a)

spirostomum sp

b)

Stertor sp

c)

Ephelota sp

d)

Vorticella sp

8.

identify the genus

(a)  

9.

Identify the genus

(a)  

10.

identify the genus

(a)  

11.

identify the genus

(a)  

12.

identify the genus

(a)  

13.

identify the genus

(a)  

14.

is the most important protozoan-caused human disease.

a)

Malaria

b)

gambian disease

c)

Typhoid

15.

Sporozoites are passes to human by the bite of a .................., which is the vector.

a)

mosquito (Anopheles)

b)

Tse tse fly

c)

grasshopper

16.

............. invade red blood cells (RBC) and complete another round of multiplication within 48 –72 hours,

a)

merozoites

b)

sporozoites

c)

plasmodium

17.

.......... invade hepatocytes in the liver and over approximately one week, undergo asexual multiplication,

a)

sporozoites

b)

merozoites

c)

Plasmodium

18.

Some invading merozoites do not divide, but differentiate into male ...............and female ................. sexual forms.

a)

exflagellation microgametocyte, macrogametocyte

b)

macrogametocyte, exflagellation microgametocyte,

19.

identify the phylum

(a)  

20.

Identify the label parts

a)

A-cystostome

B-proboscisis

c-pectinella

D-Contractile vacuoles

E- Macronucleus

b)

A-cystostome

B-proboscisis

c-pectinella

D-Macronucleus

E- Contractile vacuoles

c)

A-proboscisis

B-cystostome

c-pectinella

D-Macronucleus

E- Contractile vacuoles

21.

feed on bacteria and small flagellates

a)

spirostomum sp

b)

Didinium sp

c)

Difflugia sp

d)

stentor sp

22.

Omnivorous (eating both animal and vegetable).

a)

stentor sp

b)

Didinium sp

c)

Difflugia sp

d)

spirostomum sp

23.

Carnivorous, eats only paramecium.

a)

Didinium sp

b)

stentor sp

c)

Difflugia sp

d)

spirostomum

24.

flagellate stages are typically heterokont in heterokontophyta meaning

a)

have 2 dissimilar flagella

b)

have 2 equal flagella

25.

The main polysaccharide food reserve of phylum Heterokontophyta is

a)

chrysolaminarin

b)

starch

26.

chrysolaminarin is formed outside the chloroplast in special vacuoles

a)

True

b)

False

27.

unicellular or colonial, but many species are made up of multinucleate sipphons (fillaments with no cellular crosswalls)

a)

Xanthophyceae

b)

Bacillariophyceae

c)

phaeophyceae

28.

All are unicellular or colonial, some colonies seeming filamentous (Pseudofilamentous) only male gametes are flagellate

a)

Bacillariophyceae

b)

Xanthophyceae

c)

Phaeophyceae

29.

only multicellular forms from simple filaments to complex paranchymatous, species reaching upto 60m or more in length

a)

Phaeophyceae

b)

Bacillariophyceae

c)

Xanthophyceae

30.

only spore and gametes are flagellate, a stalked pyrenoid is present and cellwall is made of cellulose

a)

Xanthophyceae

b)

Bacillariophyceae

c)

Phaeophyceae

31.

identify the genus

(a)  

32.

Identify the class

(a)  

33.

Identify the Family

(a)  

34.

sexual reproduction is by

a)

isogamous

b)

fragmentationn

c)

oogamous

d)

production of zoosporangia

35.

food reserve of this genus is

a)

granules of chrysolaminarin(leucosin)

b)

starch

c)

laminarin oil

d)

pyrenoid

36.

unbranched uniseriate filaments composed of cylindrical shaped walls, h-piece is left and ends of filament appears as open ends of a cylinder, walls consists of 2 equal overlapping halves

a)

Tribonema

b)

Vaucheria

c)

chaetoceros

d)

Rhizosolenia

37.

Asexual reproduction is by

a)

Fragmentation of filaments/zoospores

b)

production of zoosporangia

c)

oogamous

d)

isogamous

38.

Identify the genus

a)

Vaucheria

b)

Tribonema

c)

coscinodiscus

d)

Rhizosolenia

39.

identify the order

(a)  

40.

Name the order

(a)  

41.

Branching coenocytic consists of tubular siphons containing peripheral cytoplasm with a large number of discoid chloroplasts and many small nuclei

a)

Vaucheria

b)

Tribonema

c)

Rhizosolenia

d)

coscinodiscus

42.

Name the label part A

(a)  

43.

Name the label part B

(a)  

44.

Name the label part C

(a)  

45.

Sexual reproduction is by

a)

oogamous

b)

zoosporangia

c)

isogamous

d)

simple division of cells

46.

common name of class bacilariophyceae is

a)

Diatom

b)

brown algae

c)

Golden brown

47.

Diatoms contain chlorophylls

a)

a, c, α-and β-carotenes and xanthophylls

b)

a , c and e, β-carotene and several xanthophylls.

c)

a and c, α-and β-carotenes and several xanthophylls.

48.

Diatoms reproduce by

a)

simple division of cells

b)

sexually

c)

binary division

49.

Two basic shapes of Diatoms

a)

pinnate & centric

b)

pinnate & radiate

c)

pinnate and circular

50.

Structure of the valve is arranged in reference to a central line; Raphe.

a)

pinnate form

b)

centric form

51.

Structure of the valve is arranged in reference to a central point on the valve.

a)

pinnate form

b)

centric form

52.

identify the genus

(a)  

53.

identify the genus

(a)  

54.

identify the genus

(a)  

55.

identify the genus

(a)  

56.

identify the genus

(a)  

57.

identify the genus

(a)  

58.

identify the genus

(a)  

59.

identify the genus

(a)  

60.

identify the genus

(a)  

61.

identify the genus

(a)  

62.

identify the genus

(a)  

63.

is branched and multiseriate

a)

sphacelaria

b)

ectocarpus

64.

is a uniseriate, branched filament

a)

sphacelaria

b)

ectocarpus

65.

These organisms have become tolerant to the metal pollution which surrounds ports and docks.

a)

ectocarpus

b)

sphacelaria

c)

Tribonema

66.

Name part A

(a)  

67.

This is what type of reproduction found in vaucheria sp

a)

asexual

b)

sexual

c)

vegetative

68.

what is part B

a)

coenocytic axes

b)

fillament

c)

antheridium

d)

oogonium

69.

this is ............... type of reproduction

a)

vegetative fillament

b)

asexual

c)

sexual

70.

The part labelled A in coscinodiscus is known as ...........and its found in class ...................

a)

Areolae, Bacillariophyceae

b)

alveoli, Bacillariophyceae

c)

Areolae, phaeophyceae

d)

Areolae, Xanthophyceae

71.

The part labelled C is known as ............. and is in class ..............., genus ................

a)

Pseudoraphe, Bacillariophyceae, asterionella sp

b)

Pseudoraphe, Xanthophyceae, Tribonema

c)

pseudoraphe, phaeophyceae, ectocarpus

72.

the part labelled p is ................ found in class ................, genus ..................

a)

puncta, Bacillariophyceae, Navicula sp

b)

pseudoraphe, Bacillariophyceae, pleurosigma

c)

puncta, Bacillariophyceae, pleurosigma

d)

puncta, Bacillariophyceae, Pinnularia

73.

part C is ........... found in genus ..............

a)

costae, pinnularia sp

b)

puncta, Navicula sp

c)

pseudoraphe, asterionella

74.

part A is .............. and B is .............. found in genus ...............

a)

chloroplast, prulirocular, ectocarpus

b)

prulirocular, chloroplast, sphacelaria

c)

chloroplast, unilocular, ectocarpus

75.

part A is ............... and B is ........... in genus ................

a)

propagule, apical cell, sphacelaria

b)

propagule, apical cell, ectocarpus

c)

plurilocular, apical cell, sphacelaria

76.

Sexual reproduction is same as in Ectocarpus by plurilocular gametangia.

a)

sphacelaria sp

b)

Tribonema

c)

pleurosigma

d)

vaucheria

77.

identify the family

(a)  

78.

identify the stage found in leishmania sp

a)

Amastigote

b)

Promastigote

79.

identify the stage found in leishmania sp

a)

Promastigote

b)

Amastigote

80.

identify the genus

a)

Giardia

b)

Trypanasoma

c)

Arcella

d)

Vorticella

81.

identify the family

a)

Hexamitidae

b)

Trypanasomatidae

c)

foraminiferina

82.

has ............. flagella and ........... nuclei

a)

8, 2

b)

2, 8

c)

4, 4

d)

6, 3

83.

Parasites, live in lymphoid macrophage cells of several vertebrates. Species of this genus cause a disease called Leishmaniaisis.

a)

Trypansoma sp

b)

Leishmania sp

c)

Girdia sp

84.

The leishmania stage or the amastigote stage is found in the ............... while leptomonade stage or promastigote stage found in the ...........

a)

Vertebrate host, insect

b)

insect, Vertebrate host

85.

Inside the host all the parasite in leishmania sp multiplies by

a)

simple binary fission

b)

Oogonium

c)

isogamous

86.

These flagellates are polymorphic, changing form during their complex life cycles which involves one or more than one host, usually invertebrates (e.g. insect).

a)

Trypanasoma sp

b)

girdia sp

c)

leishmania sp

87.

................ in human blood cause Gambian (or African) sleeping sickness that is transmitted by Tse-Tse fly.

a)

Trypansoma sp

b)

Girdia

c)

leishmania sp

88.

Reproduction in Trypanasoma is by

a)

simple binary fission

b)

Longitudinal binary fission

89.

Trypansoma sp, leishmania sp, and Girdia sp all belongs to subphylum ..........

a)

Mastigophora

b)

ciliophora

c)

sarcodina

d)

sporozoa

90.

Trypansoma sp, leishmania sp, and Girdia sp all belongs to phylum ..........

a)

Sacaromastigophora

b)

sporozoa

c)

ciliophora

91.

................. are all solitary cells that move and capture food by means of elongate cytoplasmic extensions (pseupods)

a)

phylum Sarcodina

b)

phylum HeteroKontophyta

c)

phylum Mastigophora

d)

Protozoa

92.

Two major types of pseupodia are present in ..........., which are 2 - way pulling thin and tubular contractile vacuoles

a)

phylum Sarcodina

b)

Pylum Heterokontophyta

c)

Phylum Mastigophora

d)

Protozoa

93.

most sarcodines are free living and others are parasitic

a)

True

b)

False

94.

Sarcodines may reproduce asexually by cell division or sexually by meiosis and production of zygote

a)

False

b)

True

95.

are floating marine organism, with radiate filopodia (which are long, thin, tapered, faintly granular and maybe branched)

a)

order Radiolarida

b)

order Granuloreticulida

c)

order Granulopodia

d)

Difflugiidae

96.

mostly marine with a shell (test) of two to many chambers, either gelatinous, chitinous, calcarous or siliceous.

a)

order Granuloreticulida

b)

order Radiolarida

c)

order Granulopodiia

d)

Amoebidae

97.

The oldest chamber in foraminiferina is .......... while the newest is .........

a)

locula, Foramina

b)

proloculum, aperture

c)

proloculum, locula

d)

Foramina, apertue

98.

This group include both amoebas with or without tests or shells.

a)

Granulopodia

b)

Radiolarida

c)

Granuloreticulida

d)

Eruptida

99.

reproduce asexually by binary fission, and under unfavourable conditions it encysts.

a)

Amoeba sp

b)

Arcella sp

c)

Difflugia sp

d)

Entamoeba sp

100.

have a chitinous test that lacks attached or embedded material, it shows differences in the form and texture of test(shell), it could be areolar, transparent, circular from above..

a)

Arcella sp

b)

Entamoeba sp

c)

Amoeba sp

d)

Difflugia sp

101.

it lives in a large chitinous test(shell) completely covered with sand grains., feed mainly on spirogyra

a)

Difflugia sp

b)

Entamoeba sp

c)

Arcella sp

d)

Amoeba sp

102.

is an internal parasite or commensals of vertebrates

a)

Entamoeba sp

b)

Amoeba sp

c)

Arcella sp

d)

Difflugia sp

103.

is the pathogen responsible for amoebiasis(which includes amoebic dysentry and amoebic liver abscesses)

a)

Entamoeba Histolytica

b)

Entamoeba coli

104.

moves by 2 pseupodia and is more active and larger

a)

Entamoeba coli

b)

Entamoeba histolytica

105.

The cysts of ........... contain 8 nuclei, and ........ has only 4

a)

Entamoeba coli, Entamoeba histolytica

b)

Entamoeba histolytica, Entamoeba coli

106.

Identify the subphylum

(a)  

107.

identify the order

(a)  

108.

identify the family

(a)  

109.

identify the family

(a)  

110.

identify the family

(a)  

111.

Difflugia sp, Amoeba sp, Arcella sp, all belongs to which order

a)

Granulopodia

b)

Eruptida

c)

Granuloreticulida

d)

Radiolarida

112.

Entamoeba sp. belongs to which order

(a)  

113.

identify the genus

(a)  

114.

identify the label part 1, 2, and 3 in order

a)

1-mature cyst

2-excystation

3-Trophozoite

b)

1-Trophozoite

2-excystation

3-mature cyst

c)

1-excystation

2-mature cyst

3-Trophozoite