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    Nucleoid Tetanus Hetrotrops: Chapter # 06 The Kingdom Monera

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    The document discusses bacteria and the kingdom Monera. Some key points include: - Bacteria are prokaryotic organisms that lack a nucleus, instead having a nucleoid region. - Bacteria can cause diseases like tetanus, measles, malaria, and ringworm in humans. Some bacteria are useful, for example in sewage treatment and dairy product production. - Certain bacteria like cyanobacteria are able to fix atmospheric nitrogen in specialized cells called heterocysts. - Bacteria have various survival mechanisms like endospore formation and can come in different shapes including coccus, bacillus, and spirillum. - The most common bacteria found in the human intestine

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    The document discusses bacteria and the kingdom Monera. Some key points include: - Bacteria are prokaryotic organisms that lack a nucleus, instead having a nucleoid region. - Bacteria can cause diseases like tetanus, measles, malaria, and ringworm in humans. Some bacteria are useful, for example in sewage treatment and dairy product production. - Certain bacteria like cyanobacteria are able to fix atmospheric nitrogen in specialized cells called heterocysts. - Bacteria have various survival mechanisms like endospore formation and can come in different shapes including coccus, bacillus, and spirillum. - The most common bacteria found in the human intestine

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    The document discusses bacteria and the kingdom Monera. Some key points include: - Bacteria are prokaryotic organisms that lack a nucleus, instead having a nucleoid region. - Bacteria can cause diseases like tetanus, measles, malaria, and ringworm in humans. Some bacteria are useful, for example in sewage treatment and dairy product production. - Certain bacteria like cyanobacteria are able to fix atmospheric nitrogen in specialized cells called heterocysts. - Bacteria have various survival mechanisms like endospore formation and can come in different shapes including coccus, bacillus, and spirillum. - The most common bacteria found in the human intestine

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    Nucleoid Tetanus Hetrotrops: Chapter # 06 The Kingdom Monera

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    CHAPTER # 06 THE KINGDOM MONERA

    1. Prokaryotic nucleus is also called _______.


    a. nucleolus b.nucleoplasm c. nucleosome d. nucleoid
    2= Which of the following is caused by bacteria?
    A= Tetanus b. Measles c= Malaria d= Ringworm
    3. Which bacteria is useful for purification in sewage treatment?
    (a) Hetrotrops (b)Symbiont
    (c)Freeliving (d)Parasite
    4= they play a role in the making of dairy products:
    A= viruses b= bacteria c= algae d= plasmodium
    5 – they fix atmospheric nitrogen:
    A= virus b= fungi c= bacteria d= both a & b
    6= in blue- green algae nitrogen fixation occurs in specialized cells called:
    A= harmogonia b= akinetes c= heterocysts d= zygospore
    7= Slimy capsule of bacteria is made by:
    A= lipid b= protein c= sucrose d= polysaccharide
    8= Bacteria survive unfavourable condition by:
    A= endospore b= fission c= conjugation d= moving
    9. The largest bacterium among these is a:
    (a) Vibrio (b) Coccus (c) Bacillus (d) Spirillum
    3. The most suitable pH for the growth of bacteria is around:
    (a) 7 (b) 5 (c) 8 (d) 5.6
    4. The endospore germination requires:
    (a) High pH & nitrogen compounds (b) High pH & sulphur compounds
    (c) Low pH & nitrogen compounds (d) Low pH & sulphur compounds
    5. Which of the following bacteria are averages in size?
    (a) Mycoplasma (b) E-coli
    (c) Spirochete (d) N.O.T
    6. ______ is the smallest bacteria.
    (a) E-coli (b) Gaint amoeba
    (c) Mycoplasma (d) Spirochete
    7. Bacteria attached on tissues of infected person by_________.
    (a) Slime capsule (b) Cell wall
    (c) Flagella (d) Pilli
    8. _____ gives the pathogenicity to bacterial cell & protect from phagocytosis.
    (a) Membrane (b) Flagella
    (c) Slime capsule (d) Pilli
    9. Pilli are only found in certain species of _______ bacteria.
    (a) Gram neutral (b) Gram negative
    (c) Gram positive (d) N.O.T
    10. ______ molecules are not preset in bacteria cell membrane.
    (a) Phospholipids (b) Proteins
    (c) Cholesterol (d) A.O.T
    11. The bacterial DNA is an extremely _________molecule.
    (a) Small (b) Heavy
    (c) Long (d) Short
    12. ______act like a nucleus in the cell of Nostoc:
    (a) Basal body (b) Central body
    (c) Centrosome (d) N.O.T

    13. Diphtheria is an ailment caused by _________.


    (a) Coeno bacterium (b) Coryne bacterium
    (c) Coleono bacterium (d) N.O.T
    14. Amino acids are present in the cell wall of:
    (a)Bryophytes (b)Fungi (c)Bacteria (d)Gymnosperms
    15. How many types of E.R are found in cells of Nostoc?
    (a) One (b) Two (c) Sometime one & sometime two (d) N.O.T
    16._______ is also K/a “lock jaw”.
    (a) Diphtheria (b) T.B (c) Tetanus (d) Typhoid
    17. That bacteria in which bacilli are found in the form of bunch is K/a:
    (a) Streptococcus (b) Streptobacilli
    (c) Microbacillius (d) N.O.T

    19. The bacteria that commonly lives in human intestine is:


    (a) Vibrio cholerae (b) Bacillus anthracis
    (c) Coryne bacterium (d) E.coli

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