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4 th quarter CRT Review 2011

4 th quarter CRT Review 2011. 1. Algae obtain their food by. A. Algae obtain their food by. Invading another organism’s body. B. Eating dead organic matter. C. Eating plants. D. Making their own food through photosythesis. Try Again!. Great Job!.

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4 th quarter CRT Review 2011

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  1. 4th quarter CRT Review2011

  2. 1. Algae obtain their food by A. Algae obtain their food by. Invading another organism’s body. B. Eating dead organic matter. C. Eating plants. D. Making their own food through photosythesis.

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  5. 2. Both animal-like amoebas and plantlike Euglena reproduce A. Sexually. B. Asexually using the lytic cycle. C. Asexually by fission. D. By conjugation.

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  8. 3. The Euglena uses what feature to move? A. pseudopod B. flagella C. cilia D. air

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  11. 4. Which kingdom contains organisms that moved by using pseudopods, flagella, cilia, or contractile vacuoles? A. Archaeobacteria B. Eubacteria C. Protista D. Fungi

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  14. 5. Which kindgom would a unicellular organism that can make its own food and lives on trees be classified? A. Plant B. Animal C. Archaeobacteria D. Eubacteria

  15. Cell A carries out a cell process and makes cell B and C. What can be said about cell A, B, and C? C. They are different A. they are identical D. Cell A and B are the same, but C is different B. Cell B and C are identical but differnet from cell A

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  18. 7. Eubacteria that make their own food are A. decomposers B. consumers C. parasites D. producers

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  21. 8. What does an amoeba use to eat and move? A. psedopodia B. flagella C. Contractile vacuoles D. cilia

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  24. What is the special structure that euglenas and ciliates have to collect and remove excess water from the cell? A. Contractile vacuole C. Vacuole D. Binary fission B. budding

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  27. 9. What is it called when a cell membrane surrounds a particle, encloses is in a vesicle, and brings the particle into the cell? C. exocytosis A. eating D. Passive transport B. endocytosis

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  30. 10. Euglena and ciliates have a special structure called __ that collects and removes excess water from the cell? A. chloroplast B. flagella C. Contractile vacuole D. nucleus

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  33. 11. When two Paramecium join, exchange genetic material, and then divide to produce four organisms with new combinations of genetic material, they are reproducing A. Sexually by conjugation B. Asexually by fission C. Asexually using the lytic cycle D. Sexually by internal fertilization

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  36. 12. Eubacteria A. Include methane makers B. Include decomposers C. All have chlorophyll D. All are rod-shaped

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  39. 13. Every virus is basically some form of genetic material enclosed in A. A cell wall B. A cell membrane C. A protein coat D. cytoplasm

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  42. 14. What is found in the center of all viruses that is capable of directing the host cell? A. capsid B. DNA or RNA (genetic material) C. Outer protein coat D. envelope

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  45. 15. What is one function that viruses share with living things? A. They eat B. They move C. They reproduce D. They grow

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  48. 16. What is the name of the protein coat that surrounds a virus? A. capsid B. Genetic material C. envelope D. ribosome

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