Ch.20.2-Bacteria
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- Q1If an organism is unicellular and has free floating circular DNA and a plasma membrane. What is the most likely type of cell?prokaryoteanimalviruseukaryote30s
- Q2What is the image representing?binary fissionsexual reproductionconjugationtransformation30s
- Q3Scientists think the first bacteria on Earth wereeukaryoteseubacteriaarchaebacteria30s
- Q4As an endospore, a bacteriumdries out.causes diseases.is protected.produces toxins.30s
- Q5Bacteria do not have a nucleus which makes them prokaryotic cells.truefalse45s
- Q6Nitrogen is important because all organisms need it to makeall of these.DNAproteinsATP30s
- Q7Bacteria do not have cell walls.falsetrue45s
- Q8In what type of environmental conditions can bacteria be found?all of the abovehighly salty waterareas with no oxygenhot water30s
- Q9Bacteria are multicellular.falsetrue45s
- Q10Bacteria return nutrients to the environment by breaking downenzymes and sugar.inorganic materials.nitrogen in legumes.dead organic matter.45s
- Q11Bacteria are not used to makeyogurtvinegarcheesejams45s
- Q12The bacteria in the image would best be described as a(an)staphlobacillismonobacillusstreptococcusstreptobacillis60s
- Q13Identify the Cell Wall in the imageBAADE60s
- Q14Bacteria reproduce throughbuddingbinary fissionmeiosismitosis60s
- Q15Type of bacteria which can tolerate harsh environments are known usualy as.EubacteriaArchaebacteriaCyanobacteriaProchlorobacteria60s
