Chapter 6

Biology the Easy Way (E-Z Biology) · 31 exercises

Problem 1

Bacteria are best described as (a) eukaryotic cells (c) prokaryotic cells (b) photosynthetic cells (d) filamentous cells

5 step solution

Problem 1

The prokaryotes are cells that lack .. 1.. organelles. ( 2 words)

4 step solution

Problem 2

A chain of cells is known as (a) filament (c) chord (b) mass (d) convolution

4 step solution

Problem 3

The DNA of prokaryotes is structured into (a) scattered chromatin granules (c) several nucleoids (b) histone chains (d) a single chromosome

3 step solution

Problem 4

Muramic acid is isolated from the bacterial structure known as (a) mesosome (c) cell wall (b) cell membrane (d) chromosome

3 step solution

Problem 4

Mycoplasmas, unlike other prokaryotic cells, do not have a _.4.. ( 2 words)

3 step solution

Problem 5

The function of the ribosomes is to (a) synthesize cell walls (b) carry hereditary traits (c) direct replication of the mesosome (d) translate mRNA into protein

4 step solution

Problem 6

Prokaryotic cells contain (a) DNA only (c) both DNA and RNA (b) RNA only (d) no nucleic acids

4 step solution

Problem 6

The only cellular organelle in bacteria is the ..6..

3 step solution

Problem 7

An incorrect statement concerning bacteria is that they (a) build ATP molecules (b) lack multienzyme systems (c) lack Golgi bodies (d) assemble proteins

5 step solution

Problem 8

Survival of the cubacteria is increased by the ability to (a) replicate DNA (c) generate cells walls (b) synthesize proteins (d) form endospores

4 step solution

Problem 9

Encapsulated bacteria resist (a) reproduction (c) phagocytosis (b) endospore formation (d) DNA replication

4 step solution

Problem 9

A group of interbreeding organisms is called a ..9..

2 step solution

Problem 10

Nitrifying bacteria (a) convert ammonia into nitrates (b) convert ammonia into nitrogen gas (c) release ammonia from decaying bodies (d) synthesize legumes

4 step solution

Problem 11

The bacteria that live as parasites in the cells of ticks and mites are (a) spirochetes (c) mycoplasmas (b) actinomycetes (d) rickettsiae

3 step solution

Problem 13

Tunicates are (a) blue-green algae (c) a type of virus (b) fruiting bodies (d) marine invertebrates

3 step solution

Problem 14

Bacteriorhodopsin is correctly associated with the (a) chlorophyta (c) halophiles (b) prochlorons (d) viroids

4 step solution

Problem 14

Nitrobacter are examples of .. 14.. bacteria.

3 step solution

Problem 15

Capsomeres are subunits of (a) bacteria cell walls (c) clover nodules (b) viral coats (d) slime mold

4 step solution

Problem 15

Bacteria that require molecular oxygen for respiration are known as ..15..

4 step solution

Problem 16

Thermophiles live best (a) on the bottom of bogs (c) in salt pools (b) in hot springs (d) in stagnant marshes

3 step solution

Problem 16

Bacteria that are indifferent to oxygen are called ..16..

4 step solution

Problem 17

Lysozyme is a (an) (a) human sccretion (c) enzyme (b) small vacuole (d) hydrogen carrier molecule

6 step solution

Problem 18

Fruiting bodies are best associated with (a) spirochetes (c) Prochlorophyta (b) Eubacteria (d) Myxobacteria

6 step solution

Problem 19

The organism that causes syphilis is a (a) spirochcte (c) prochlorophyte (b) cubacterium (d) myxobacterium

5 step solution

Problem 20

Rickettsiae are best classified as (a) molds (c) fungi (b) bacteria (d) protists

4 step solution

Problem 21

Plasmadesmata are (a) shrinking cell walls (b) oversized vacuoles (c) cytoplasmic bridges between cells (d) several attached cell membranes

4 step solution

Problem 22

Heterocysts are most closely associated with (a) nitrogen fixation (c) water storage (b) cell protcction (d) binary fission

4 step solution

Problem 23

Actinomyeetes are a type of (a) virus (c) fungus (b) rock (d) bacterium

4 step solution

Problem 24

The protein coat of a virus is known as a (a) desmid (c) capsid (b) plastid (d) capsule

4 step solution

Problem 25

A virus (a) can reproduce itself independently (b) can reproduce only within living cells (c) does not contain either DNA or RNA (d) can be considered a type of cell

6 step solution

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