Combined: Duplicate of Duplicate of BJU Biology chapter 12 + Duplicate of BJU CH.11 Domains ...

Question 1

What is a dichotomous key?

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A series of choices that lead the user to the correct name of something.

Question 2

A virus may reproduce through either the lytic cycle or the lysogenic cycle, but not both.

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False

Question 3

Some bacteria are pathogens, causing disease under certain conditions, a part of a microbiota.

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True

Question 4

Interferon works by directly attaching to and destroying viral particles.

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false

Question 5

Dichotomous Key is

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Identity of characteristics, The identity of items

Question 6

Through prokaryotic, archaea share many characteristics with eukaryotes.

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True

Question 7

true or false: the pliohippus is extinct

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t

Question 8

must invade a host cell in order to reproduce

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Virus

Question 9

One limitation of Linnaean classification is that

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it is based upon only physical characteristics

Question 10

What are the observable characteristics of the grasshopper, according to this dichotomous key ?

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small or no wings, very long rear legs, antennae to the rear

Question 11

Autotrophic bacteria that photosynthesize belong to the group known as __________.

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cyanobacteria

Question 12

Hey you! Which of these domains am I in?

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Eukarya

Question 13

Make up the microbiota in the digestive systems of animals and humans

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bacteria

Question 14

During conjugation, two bacteria exchange plasmids with each other through a pilus.

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False

Question 15

Archaea that live in the intestines of animals and produce gas are known as

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methanogens

Question 16

Reproduce by binary fission

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Bacteria

Question 17

when a plasmid is transferred from one bacterium to another through a pilus

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conjugation

Question 18

Phylogeny (Cladograms)

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C

Question 19

Name the study of evolutionary divergence.

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Phylogenetics

Question 20

A naturalistic view of history directly violates

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Creation Mandate

Question 21

Gram staining

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includes all of these

Question 22

Kingdom of heterotrophic, unicellular organisms with cell walls of chitin; mushrooms

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fungi

Question 23

You notice an organism has cell walls,but the walls don't contain peptidoglycan it's a bacteria

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False

Question 24

Mad cow disease is one disease caused by a virus.

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False

Question 25

The most commonly used language used for naming of species is

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Latin

Question 26

Cold sores are an example of a disease caused by a bacteria.

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False

Question 27

worldview that supports naturalistic science

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atheistic

Question 28

List the 3 basic concepts that encapsulates a Christian worldview.

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all of the above

Question 29

Which of the following is a viral disease?

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AIDS, Ebola, polio, HIV

Question 30

This living organism belongs to which kingdom?

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animalia

Question 31

A worldview based on the teachings of Christ is a:

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Christian worldview

Question 32

What is Phylogeny?

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the evolutionary history for a group of species

Question 33

How do you start a dichotomous key

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Seperate them into two groups

Question 34

plant-like or fungi-like; mostly autotrophic, cell walls with cellulose; algae

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chromista

Question 35

How many kindoms have eukaryotic cells?

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5

Question 36

the most common form of reproduction in bacteria

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binary fission

Question 37

Which statement is true regarding domains?

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What happens in one domain effects the others.

Question 38

Pneumonia and food poisoning are both caused by bacteria that are a normal part of microbiota.

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True

Question 39

infectious diseases often appear suddenly, kill many victims, again destroyed only to reappear.

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true

Question 40

What is meant by the term 'species'?

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Organisms that can interbreed with fertile offspring

Question 41

Kingdom that has unicellular/colonial organisms, hetero/autotrophs, live in harsh environments

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archaea

Question 42

Which cellular structures do viruses lack?

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mitochondria, ribosomes

Question 43

Science of naming and classifying organisms.

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taxonomy

Question 44

Using the dichotomous key, how would you classify an organism that has large wings?

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butterfly

Question 45

Why is the kingdom Protista not valid under evolutionary classification?

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Protista contains groups that share closest ancestors

Question 46

Heterotrophic, multicellular, lacks cell walls, has true tissues and organs

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animal

Question 47

Why does a naturalistic worldview lead to despair?

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Labels humans as nothing more than random chemical reactions

Question 48

Naming an animal by its genus and species is called

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Binomial Nomenclature

Question 49

This diagram illustrates which evolutionary concept

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homologous structures

Question 50

Cells with NO nucleus are called...

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prokaryotic

Question 51

An infectious particle made of abnormal proteins is called a ?

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prion

Question 52

occurs when a bacterium takes in a piece of DNA from its environment

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transformation

Question 53

The evolutionary history of a species is called?

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phylogeny

Question 54

Many can move using a flagellum

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bacteria

Question 55

Evolutionary biology states that humans and monkeys are related because they share a(n)...

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Common Ancestor

Question 56

Both uni/multicellular; hetero/autotrophic, many are decomposers or cause disease

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bacteria

Question 57

What is the broadest classification?

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Kingdom

Question 58

When writing a scientific name, the species should

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begin with a lowercase letter

Question 59

basic structure consists of RNA or DNA, a capsid, and an envelope

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virus

Question 60

when genetic information is transmitted from one bacterium to another by a bacteriophage

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transduction

Question 61

unicellular or colonial, hetero/autotrophic, have a pellicle; amoeba

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protozoa

Question 62

Aesculus octandra, compound, opposite, palmate

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yellow buckeye

Question 63

Taxon is....

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A catergory where organisms are placed

Question 64

Which of the following is not a characteristic of archaea?

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They are eukaryotic

Combined: Duplicate of Duplicate of BJU Biology chapter 12 + Duplicate of BJU CH.11 Domains ...

Questions 77

Combined: Duplicate of Duplicate of BJU Biology chapter 12 + Duplicate of BJU CH.11 Domains ...

Questions 77