3.one of the following structure is considered more complexin Bacteria than in algae Single choice.C Cell membraneC Cell wallC NucleusC Flagella4.All the following have cell wall, exceptSingle choice.E AlgaeC BacteriaC ProtozoaC Fungi5.The size of the functional ribosomal unit in archaea Singlechoice.C 50 SC 70 SC 60 SC 80 S6.One of the following structure makes the bacteria morepathogenic when presentSingle choice.C CapsuleE PeptidoglycanC CiliaC Chromosome7.Organelle that is unique to algae Single choice.C RibosomeC MitochondriaC PlastidE Endoplasmic reticulum8.Organelle responsible for breaking down hydrogenperoxide Single choice.C PilliC PeroxisomeC GolgiC Lysosome 9.Bacteria the have flagella over the entire surface Singlechoice.C PeritrichousC AmphitrichousC MonotrichousC Lophotrichous10.The two microorganisms which belong to the samekingdom are Single choice.C Bacteria and protozoaC Algae and fungiC Protozoa and FungiC Archaea and bacteria11.All the following microbes have membrane boundnucleus exceptSingle choice.E FungiC VirusC ProtozoaC Algae12.Bacteria reproduce by Single choice.C MitosisC MeiosisC Spore formationC Binary fission13.All the membranes in the cells are made of phospholipidexceptSingle choice.C Cell membraneC Nuclear membraneC Outer membrane in Gram negative bacteriaC Membrane of Endoplasmic reticulum14.All the following statements are true exceptSingle choice.C Fungi cell wall is made of celluloseC Spores help bacteria to survive in harshenvironmentC Algae belong to the kingdom protistaC Protozoa can move by mean of cilia or flagella15.Ribosomal subunits in eukaryotic cells are producedin Single choice.C Golgi bodyC NucleolusC LysosomeC Endoplasmic reticulum

Organisms are of mainly two types, eukaryotic and prokaryotic. Cells, that contain a nucleus,…

3.one of the following structure is considered more complex in Bacteria than in algae Single choice. C Cell membrane C Cell wall C Nucleus C Flagella 4.All the following have cell wall, exceptSingle choice. C Algae C Bacteria C Protozoa C Fungi 5.The size of the functional ribosomal unit in archaea Single choice. C 50 S C 70 S C 60 S C 80 S 6.One of the following structure makes the bacteria more pathogenic when presentSingle choice. ¤ Capsule C Peptidoglycan C Cilia C Chromosome 7.Organelle that is unique to algae Single choice. C Ribosome C Mitochondria C Plastid E Endoplasmic reticulum 8.Organelle responsible for breaking down hydrogen peroxide Single choice. C Pilli C Peroxisome C Golgi C Lysosome

3.one of the following structure is considered more complex in Bacteria than in algae Single choice. C Cell membrane C Cell wall C Nucleus C Flagella 4.All the following have cell wall, exceptSingle choice. C Algae C Bacteria C Protozoa C Fungi 5.The size of the functional ribosomal unit in archaea Single choice. C 50 S C 70 S C 60 S C 80 S 6.One of the following structure makes the bacteria more pathogenic when presentSingle choice. ¤ Capsule C Peptidoglycan C Cilia C Chromosome 7.Organelle that is unique to algae Single choice. C Ribosome C Mitochondria C Plastid E Endoplasmic reticulum 8.Organelle responsible for breaking down hydrogen peroxide Single choice. C Pilli C Peroxisome C Golgi C Lysosome

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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