Animals
Bacteria
Fungi
Protists
Plants
Cell Cycle/Mitosis/Replication
Cell Biology
Bio Basics
Bonus
100
All animals are _______cellular and ________trophic.
Multi; hetero
100
This is where bacteria can be found on Earth:
Everywhere!
100
A single filament of fungi is called _________. When these filaments combine to form the fungal body, they are called the _______________.
Hyphae, mycellium
100
Protist families can be separated into these 3 broad groupings:
Animal-like, plant-like, fungi-like
100
The three basic structures of most plant species
Roots, stems, and leaves
100
Where does replication occur?
In the nucleus
100
This organelle is also known as the powerhouse of the cell:
Mitochondria
100
The basic unit of life is called the:
Cell
100
This pop artist would likely wish you, "Good Luck, Babe" before you take this final exam.
Chappell Roan
200
Jellyfish and starfish are animal families that have this type of body plan symmetry:
Radial
200
The two kingdoms of bacteria are:
Eubacteria and Archaebacteria
200
Fungi are heterotrophs, and they process food through:
Extracellular digestion and absorption
200
The sarcodines use these foot-like appendages to move around:
Pseudopods
200
The two main phylum (groups) of seedless, vascular plants:
Mosses and Ferns
200
What happens to chromosomes during mitosis?
They condense
200
This organelle can be "smooth" or "rough", depending on the presence of ribosomes embedded in its tissue:
Endoplasmic reticulum
200
The process by which an organism's physical, behavioral, or structural traits change to better suit its environment is called:
Adaptation
200
This band would suggest that "all you need is love" or "a little help from my friends" to pass your exam tomorrow.
The Beatles
300
Each animal organism has cells supported by this 3-stranded protein:
Collagen
300
This is the term given to the process by which bacteria exchange DNA via a pilus (pili):
Conjugation
300
The mycelium is primarily found ___________, while the fruiting body is found ______________.
Above ground, below ground.
300
Protists of this group are ALL parasites and includes once of the most famous parasitic human diseases, malaria:
Sporozoans
300
Meaning of the name "gymnosperm"
Naked seed
300
Which phase of mitosis is the longest?
Prophase
300
This organelle is significantly larger in plant cells than animal cells:
Vacuole
300
The regulation of blood ph and temperature is an example of an important biological process known as:
Homeostasis
300
If you feel unprepared for this exam, the following quote from this Disney movie should provide you some solace:
“The flower that blooms in adversity is the most rare and beautiful of all.”
Mulan
400
During development, bilateral animals differentiate into these 3 tissue layers:
ectoderm, endoderm, mesoderm
400
Bacteria H in the image is known as: 
Streptobacillus
400
This is the exact location of the release point of spores in most fungal species.
On the underside (gills) of the fruiting body (mushroom)
400
Foraminafera and heliozoans, organisms responsible for the majority of shell, calcium, and silica deposits in the ocean, are part of this protist family:
Sarcodines
400
This flower part is known as the "male" portion of the plant, and is responsible for producing pollen
Stamen
400
What organelle is responsible for "directing" mitosis?
Centrioles
400
This describes the general functions of fimbriae
Attachment and environmental recognition
400
The smallest unit of life is called the:
Atom
400
Name the two celebrities mashed together in this image:
Margot Robbie and Emma Stone
500
This is the cell cleavage pattern seen in protostomes:
Sprial/twisted
500
Bacteria F in the image is known as:
Vibrio
500
This fungal family is commonly called, "Club Fungi", since it contains some of the most common mushroom species, including toadstools, tree fungi, and puffballs
Basidiomycetes (mycota)
500
This protist family is composed of a large, single-celled fruiting body that can contain thousands of nuclei:
Acellular Slime Molds
500
This process is a specialized behavior of angiosperms that involves surrounding the embryo with a nutrient-rich tissue
Double fertilization
500
What nitrogen base pair is replaced in RNA and what is it replaced with?
Uracil, Thymine
500
These are the three general components of the cytoplasm:
Water, Salts, dissolved organic materials
500
These organisms are small, unicellular, and lack membrane-bound organelles:
Prokaryotes
500
This literary character from Mr. T's favorite book series would remind you that: "It is not our abilities that show what we truly are, it is our choices."
Albus Dumbledore
600
The skin, brain, and nervous tissue develop from this tissue layer:
Ectoderm
600
The Gram stain is a famous bacterial-identification method. Cells that are Gram-stained turn purple due to the presence of this polymer in the bacteria's cell walls:
Peptidoglycan
600
This is the name of the sac that contains sexually produced spores in a specific fungal family
An ascus (from Ascomycota)
600
Chrysophytes, a family of plant-like protists, stand out with their golden-yellow color, which is caused by the presence of _________ in their cell walls.
Pectin
600
The petals of dicots will be displayed in multiples of:
4 or 5
600
What enzyme is responsible for unzipping DNA during replication?
Helicase
600
This organelle would be found in plentiful abundance in liver cells:
Peroxisomes
600
The specialization of cells that occurs during embryonic development is called:
Differentiation
600
Identify the title and artist of the played song:
See Mr. T for answer