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If an organism is unicellular and has free floating circular DNA and a plasma membrane. What is the most likely type of cell?
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What is the image representing?
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binary fission
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If an organism is unicellular and has free floating circular DNA and a plasma membrane. What is the most likely type of cell?
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What is the image representing?
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Scientists think the first bacteria on Earth were
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As an endospore, a bacterium
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Bacteria do not have a nucleus which makes them prokaryotic cells.
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Nitrogen is important because all organisms need it to make
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Bacteria do not have cell walls.
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In what type of environmental conditions can bacteria be found?
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Bacteria are multicellular.
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Bacteria return nutrients to the environment by breaking down
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Bacteria are not used to make
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The bacteria in the image would best be described as a(an)
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Identify the Cell Wall in the image
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Bacteria reproduce through
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Type of bacteria which can tolerate harsh environments are known usualy as.
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The bacteria in the image would best be describes ad a(an)
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Which of the following statements regarding bacterial DNA is true
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If a bacteria stains pink in a gram stain it is said to be
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Identify the Pilli in the image
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Bacterial endospore formation usually occurs...
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Item A in the diagram refers to a(an)
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Item B refers to a(an)
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Item C refers to a(an)
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What does transformation involve in bacteria?
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Which of the following characteristics, structures, or processes is common to both bacteria and viruses?
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Flagella are long whip-like projections that is responsible for bacterial cell movement.
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The cell walls main purpose is to aid in protection and support of the cell.
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What are organisms that have a cell wall?
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Are prokaryote cells unicellular or multicellular?
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I am a cell that has a cell wall and ribosomes. I have cell membrane but my DNA is not in strands. I can be found by myself many times. What kind of cell am I?
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Which of the following is not one of the three domains?
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Because they are simple single cells, prokaryotes do not need energy.
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Pilli are used for movement and attachment to surfaces.
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Which one is an example of the positive things bacteria do for us?
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Prokaryotes contain membrane bound organelles and have a nucleus.
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Bacteria provide vital ecosystem services - they are important producers and are needed for the carbon and nitrogen cycles.
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Aerobic prokaryotes need oxygen.
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A common cold is cause by a ____________________.
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Prokaryotic DNA is usually one circular chromosome.
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The most common prokaryotic shapes are spheres, sprials, and rods
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Cyanobacteria contain the organelle chlorophyll which allows the bacterium to do photosynthesis.
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Since prokaryotes do not have organelles, they do not have ribosomes.
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The prokaryotic domains are
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Cyanobacteria
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Thermophiles
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Ways humans use bacteria include
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Prokaryotes reproduce through binary fission, a type of ____________ reproduction.
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The DNA of a prokaryotic cell is in the cytoplasm because the cell lacks a ____________.
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The term facultative anaerobe refers to an organism that
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The term obligate anaerobe refers to an organism that
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Bacteria and other eukayotes have what in common?
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Organisms that grow optimally at temperatures at 130 degree F or higher are called
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Most bacteria are ________ because they require a constant supply of oxygen
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Some bacteria are obligate anaerobes which means they do not like to live in oxygen.
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The earliest bacteria were ____________.
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Archaea include ____________.
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Bacteria require water to grow and divide.
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Facultative anaerobes can only grow in the presence of oxygen.
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Mutualistic bacteria are beneficial to humans or other organisms.
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Bacteria occur in which basic shape(s)?
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Some bacteria grow into clusters or chains.
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Binary fission is a form of ______ reproduction.
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Gram negative bacteria are typically more resistant to antibiotics because
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In binary fission, the chromosomes are __________.
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Endospores are formed by bacteria _______________.
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Endospores function to
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The capsule on the outside of a bacterium helps with movement by secreting a slime-like layer.
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A common cause of the common cold is the
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Where do chemoautotrophs get their energy?
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Gram positive bacteria stain ____________________ bacause of their lack of an extra cell wall.
