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Test your grasp of microbial taxonomy.

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Microbe Mastery: Classification Challenge


Microbe Mastery: Classification ChallengeVersion en ligne Test your grasp of microbial taxonomy. par Ralph Emerson L. Raton 1 Which feature primarily differentiates bacteria from fungi? a Bacteria lack a true nucleus; fungi have one b Bacteria use chloroplasts; fungi do not c Bacteria are multicellular; fungi are unicellular d Bacteria store DNA in mitochondria; fungi in the nucleus 2 Which term best describes viruses in classification terms? a Prokaryotic algae b Multicellular parasites c Eukaryotic microorganisms d Acellular infectious agents 3 Which characteristic is typical of protozoa but not fungi? a Asexual spore formation only b Often motile by flagella or cilia c Photosynthetic metabolism d Rigid cell wall made of chitin 4 Which component is common in bacteria but absent in viruses? a Envelope lipids b Ribosomes for protein synthesis c Capsid protein d Genome 5 Which classification group includes yeasts and molds? a Protozoa b Fungi c Bacteria d Viruses 6 Which structure is used to classify bacteria into Gram-positive and Gram-negative? a Mitochondrial DNA b Nuclear membrane type c Cell wall composition d Chloroplast presence 7 Which group can form latent infections and require host cells for replication? a Fungi b Protozoa c Bacteria d Viruses 8 Which feature distinguishes fungi from protozoa in nutrition? a Protozoa have chitin cell walls b Most fungi are saprophytic or parasitic decomposers c Protozoa are photosynthetic d Fungi are motile with flagella 9 Which group reproduces primarily by spores in environmental conditions? a Viruses b Protozoa c Bacteria d Fungi 10 Which statement best describes the genetic material of viruses? a Contains ribosomal RNA genes b RNA or DNA, never both, inside a protein coat c Contains mitochondrial genome d Double membrane bound genome

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Microbe Mastery: Classification ChallengeVersion en ligne

par Ralph Emerson L. Raton

Which feature primarily differentiates bacteria from fungi?

Which term best describes viruses in classification terms?

Which characteristic is typical of protozoa but not fungi?

Which component is common in bacteria but absent in viruses?

Which classification group includes yeasts and molds?

Which structure is used to classify bacteria into Gram-positive and Gram-negative?

Which group can form latent infections and require host cells for replication?

Which feature distinguishes fungi from protozoa in nutrition?

Which group reproduces primarily by spores in environmental conditions?

Which statement best describes the genetic material of viruses?