Form 12: Microorganisms & Unicellular Taxa
In this engaging learning path, students will explore the fascinating world of microorganisms and unicellular organisms, delving into their diverse classifications, structures, and roles in ecosystems. Through hands-on activities and interactive discussions, learners will uncover the significance of these tiny life forms in science and everyday life.
Questions
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Which group consists of unicellular prokaryotes with peptidoglycan in their cell walls?
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Microscopic photosynthetic protists floating in ocean water are called:
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Which unicellular fungus is widely used in baking and brewing?
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Are viruses placed in the traditional 6-kingdom taxonomy system?
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Bacteria reproduce asexually primarily through a process called:
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Extremophile microorganisms living in hot deep-sea hydrothermal vents belong to:
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Besides locomotion, what does an Amoeba use pseudopods for?
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Paramecium glides smoothly through water using thousands of tiny:
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Rod-shaped bacteria are called:
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Spherical-shaped bacteria are called:
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Spiral-shaped bacteria are called:
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Which of the following is a beneficial role of soil bacteria?