Protists & Protazoans
Binomial Nomenclature
Bacteria and Viruses
Plants
Fungi
100

What is the locomotion device for a flagellate called?

Flagella

100
Bufo americanus is the scientific name of the American toad. The genus of this animal is

Bufo

100

What feature of eukaryotic cells is absent in prokaryotes?

membrane-bound organelles

100
What is the name of a plant's life cycle, which is divided into two phases?

alternation of generations

100

How do fungi digest their food?

Via external digestion and then absorb nutrients through their cell walls.

200

Why were water molds and slime molds moved out of the fungi kingdom?

Their cell walls are made of cellulose, and they're mobile at some part of their life.

200

Terrapene carolina is the scientific name of the common box turtle. The species of the animal is

Carolina

200

What is a capsid?

The protein shell that surrounds a virus.

200

Are the leafy shoots of mosses in the gametophyte stage made of haploid or diploid cells?

Haploid cells - 1 set male (sperm) or 1 set female (ovum)

200

Describe the difference between septate fungi and non-septate fungi.

Septate fungi have hyphae divided into cells via walls whereas non-septate fungi have no cell walls.

300

What is a notable feature of sporozoans?

They form spores as part of their reproductive process.

300

What are the seven ranks in the classification hierarchy in order (general to specific)?

Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species

300

True or False: Only some bacteria cause diseases.

True

300

How many phyla make up the group of angiosperms?

1

300

Ascomycete fungi reproduce asexually by spores that form bead-like chains called...

conidia

400

Explain an important function of endospores?

They are the bacteria's basic survival mechanism. They remain dormant until conditions are more favorable. When a proper stimulus occurs, it re-activates and begins to germinate.

400

Which kingdom contains both bacteria such as the strep throat causing bacteria, as well as bacteria beneficial to gut health?

Eubacteria

400

What occurs to a virus when it is in the lytic cycle?

The host cell produces many new viruses and then breaks apart.

400
Which are descriptive of a monocot?

- veins in leaves run parallel to one another

- floral parts in multiples of 3

- seeds have just one coyledon

All of them!

400

What phyla includes mushrooms, shelf fungi, puffballs, and smuts?

Phyla Basidomycota

500

QUESTION UNRELATED TO CATEGORY: What is an angiosperm, and give two examples.

A Flowering Plant - carnation, sweet william, daffodil, black eyed susan, etc.

500

What phylum contains pufferfish?

phylum chordata

500

What is the main difference between virulent viruses and lysogenic viruses?

Virulent viruses work immediately, destroy cells, and usually kill the host cells quickly.

Lysogenic viruses become part of the host cell, become dormant, and are re-activated by a stimulus later on.

500

Name three types of plants with a vascular system.

Cone-bearing, flowering, ferns.

500

Name the three parts that compose the fruiting body of a mushroom.

Stipe, cap, and gills.