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#1. What is the mode of nutrition in kingdom Animalia?
#2. Viroids differ from viruses in that they are:**
#3. According to the six-kingdom system, how many kingdoms are included within Domain Eukarya?
#4. From the following diseases, identify how many are caused by bacteria: Mumps, Smallpox, Citrus canker, Cholera, Typhoid, Tetanus, Sleeping sickness, Malaria
#5. Which of the following best describes the mode of reproduction of viruses?
#6. The two-kingdom classification system does not differentiate between which of the following categories?
#7. Which of the following protists are known for their photosynthetic ability and have pigments similar to higher plants?
#8. In the system of five kingdoms, which kingdom contains organisms that are both unicellular and multicellular?
#9. Which of the following is true for protozoa?
#10. In fungi, when there are two haploid nuclei per cell before forming a diploid, this stage is referred to as:
#11. ) Fill in the blanks: Fungi are __________ (1) organisms and their cell walls are made up of __________ (2).
#12. _______ are protists that have two flagella arranged in a unique way: one longitudinally and the other transversely in a groove.
#13. Which kingdom includes organisms that are unicellular, prokaryotic, and do not have a membrane-bound nucleus?
#14. Which of the following statements about the structure of viruses is false?
#15. Which of the following statements about viruses is true?
#16. Assertion: Viruses are non-cellular organisms that do not have a cellular structure. Reason: Viruses are considered non-living because they cannot carry out metabolic processes on their own and require a host cell for replication.
Both the assertion and reason are correct. Viruses lack a cellular structure and are not living organisms since they require a host cell to replicate, thus not carrying out independent metabolic processes.
#17. What is the haploid sexual spore produced exogenously?
#18. ___________ are saprophytic protists whose bodies move along decaying twigs and leaves, engulfing organic material.
#19. Which of the following groups of protists are responsible for a significant portion of photosynthesis in marine environments?
#20. Which of the following is the correct sequence of events in the sexual reproduction of fungi?
#21. Which of the following bacteria are most abundant in nature and play a vital role in decomposing dead organic material?
#22. Deuteromycetes are termed imperfect fungi because:
#23. Which of the following groups of organisms are known for their ability to produce antibiotics?
#24. Which of the following statements regarding Protista is false?
#25. Which of the following is a characteristic of Archaebacteria?
#26. Which of the following is a correct characteristic of members of the kingdom Protista?
#27. Which is not a feature of viruses?
#28. Which of the following protists exhibits a saprophytic lifestyle, moving along decaying matter and forming a plasmodium?
#29. Which of the following is the primary distinguishing feature of organisms in the kingdom Monera?
#30. Which of the following statements about the Kingdom Monera is correct?
#31. Assertion (A): Red tides are caused by rapid multiplication of red-colored euglenoids. Reason (R): Certain dinoflagellates, such as Gonyaulax, undergo rapid reproduction and release toxins.
#32. Which of the following is a key characteristic of Archaebacteria?
#33. Lichens, which are composite organisms formed from a fungus and a photosynthetic alga, have which of the following incorrect statements?
#34. Which structure of slime molds has a cell wall?
#35. Select the correct statement(s) regarding red tides and dinoflagellates: Statement I: Red tides are caused by rapid multiplication of certain species of dinoflagellates. Statement II: Red tides can be toxic to marine life due to the release of harmful substances.
#36. The statements below pertain to which organism? (a) They have a protein-rich pellicle instead of a cell wall, allowing flexibility. (b) They possess two flagella, one short and
#37. Which of the following statements is correct about the kingdom Animalia?
#38. Which of the following is a characteristic feature of fungi?
#39. The structure that forms the fruiting body of mushrooms is called:
#40. Which of the following statements is correct about Kingdom Plantae?
#41. Which of the following disorders is caused by protozoan infections?
Rabies”
#42. Which of the following is a unique feature of marine forms of amoeboid protozoans?
#43. Assertion (A): Diatoms are considered the chief producers in the oceans. Reason (R): Diatoms have silica-embedded cell walls that are indestructible and accumulate over time.
#44. Fungi develop fruiting bodies in which ______ division occurs, resulting in the formation of ______ spores.
#45. Which characteristics belong to slime moulds? (a) They are saprophytic. (b) They form plasmodium under favorable conditions. (c) Their spores have true cell walls. (d) Their spores are dispersed by water. (e) Their bodies move along decaying organic matter.
#46. Assertion: The existence of prions challenges the traditional understanding of infectious agents. Reason: Prions, unlike viruses, do not contain nucleic acids but cause diseases by altering the conformation of normal proteins.
Explanation: The assertion is correct because prions challenge the traditional view of pathogens, and the reason explains that prions replicate by misfolding other proteins without involving nucleic acids.


