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WorksheetsDomains and Kingdoms Review
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 2hrs 30mins
A cell with nucleus is
Autotrophic
Prokaryotic
Eukaryotic
Heterotrophic
what kingdom?- eukaryotic, multi-celled-photosynthetic.
animal
plant
protist
fungi
What kingdom- prokaryotic-single celled-found on humans & other surfaces
eubacteria
archaebacteria
protists
fungi
WHAT KINGDOM-EUKARYOTIC-MOST SINGLE CELLED-PHOTOSYNTHETIC AND HETEROTROPHIC
PLANT
ANIMAL
PROTIST
FUNGI
HOW MANY KINGDOMS ARE THERE?
4
5
6
7
MUSHROOMS ARE IN WHAT KINGDOM
PLANT
ANIMAL
FUNGI
PROTIST
AMOEBA-PARAMECIUM-EUGLENA-DINOFLAGELLATES BELONG TO WHAT KINGDOM
PLANT
PROTIST
FUNGI
ANIMAL
ARCHAEBACTERIA
APES BELONG TO WHAT KINGDOM
PLANT
ANIMAL
FUNGI
PROTIST
RINGWORM IS CAUSED BY MEMBERS OF WHAT KINGDOM
PLANT
ANIMAL
PROTIST
FUNGI
STREP THROAT IS CAUSED BY MEMBERS OF WHAT KINGDOM
EUBACTERIA
ARCHAEBACTERIA
PROTIST
FUNGI
CAUSES DISEASE-NO NUCLEUS
FUNGI
BACTERIA
PROTIST
A cell with nucleus is
Autotrophic
Prokaryotic
Eukaryotic
Heterotrophic
Examples are mushrooms and mold
Fungi
Protista
Protista
Plantae
Animalia
What two kingdoms can you see in the picture?
Fungi & Bacteria
Animals & Fungi
Fungi & Plantae
Animals & Plants
Fungi make their own food.
True
False
Plants and fungi can't move around.
True
False
How are plants and animals similar?
They have multiple cells.
They can move around.
They can’t make their own food.
They breathe in oxygen.
Rod-shaped prokaryotes swabbed from a kitchen faucet.
Microscopic unicellular organism found in a mud puddle. Organism's DNA is contained in a nucleus and it moves by beating tiny hairs in the water.
Unicellular organisms with no nuclei found living in the superheated waters of a hot spring.
Multicellular organism with cell walls made of chitin found growing on a decomposing manure pile.
Microorganism that found in extreme environments such as hot springs and underwater volcanoes classify under which Domain?
Both Archaea & Bacteria
Archaea
Bacteria
None of these
The most common mode of reproduction in bacteria is
binary fission
transformation
transduction
conjugation
"Typical" bacteria (includes bacteria found in humans, and in the soil for example); their cell walls contain peptidoglycan
Archaebacteria
Eubacteria
Eukaryotae
Protozoa
Some bacteria are autotrophic.
True
False
Compounds that interrupt the growth or metabolism of bacteria
exotoxins
antibiotics
interferons
aspirin
Bacterial reproduction in which two identical daughter cells result
binary fission
mitosis
meiosis
conjugation
