IGCSE Biology- organism features 1.2

Question

What kind of organism are plants

Answer 1

Multicellular

Answer 2

Unicellular

Answer 3

Can be either multicellular of Unicellular

Answer 4

Mitochondria

Answer 5

chloroplasts

Answer 6

Cyptoplasm

Answer 7

No, no carbohydrates are stored

Answer 8

Yes, in glycogen and glycerol

Answer 9

Yes, in sucrose and starch

Answer 10

Cereals- maize, herbaceious legumes-peas and beans

Answer 11

humans, houseflies

Answer 12

amoeba and chlorella

Answer 13

lactobacillus bulgaricus

Answer 14

Multicellular

Answer 15

Unicellular

Answer 16

Can be either multicellular or unicellular

Answer 17

Yes and Yes

Answer 18

Yes they have chloroplast and no they cannot photosynthesise

Answer 19

No they don't have chloroplast but they can photosynthesise

Answer 20

Some do and some don't

Answer 21

Most, but not all do

Answer 22

Usually, yes

Answer 23

No, they only store fats

Answer 24

Yes, in the form of sucrose and starch

Answer 25

Yes, in the form of glycogen

Answer 26

Houseflies, mosquitos

Answer 27

Most are multicellular but some are single celled

Answer 28

Multicellular

Answer 29

Most are single celled but some are multicellular

Answer 30

Unicellular

Answer 31

Mucor, made up of starch

Answer 32

Mycelium, made up of saprotrophic material

Answer 33

Mycelium, made up of hyphae

Answer 34

Hyphae, made up of mycelium

Answer 35

Some can, some can't

Answer 36

Yes, made of hyphae

Answer 37

Yes, made of chitin

Answer 38

No, only plants and humans can do that.

Answer 39

Yes, in the form of sucrose and starch

Answer 40

Yes, in the form of glycogen

Answer 41

Yeast- unicellular and mucor-multicellular

Answer 42

Amoeba- unicellular

Answer 43

lactobacillus bulgaricus- single celled

Answer 44

Ingestion then internal digestion

Answer 45

Saprotrophic nutrition- external digestion

Answer 46

Multicellular

Answer 47

Single celled

Answer 48

They can be either because this is the "rubbish bin" kingdom

Answer 49

Some are similar to plants and do contain chloroplast, others do not

Answer 50

Chlorella and Amoeba, plasmodium

Answer 51

Lactobacillus bulgaricus

Answer 52

Multicellular

Answer 53

Single celled

Answer 54

Some are multicellular and some are single cellular

Answer 55

Macroscopic

Answer 56

Microscopic

Answer 57

Visible to the naked eye

Answer 58

No, they have no genetic information, they exist on other organisms

Answer 59

No, but they have circular chromosomes of DNA

Answer 60

Yes, all living things have to have genetic information which is stored inside the Nucleus

Answer 61

Living matter

Answer 62

Dead matter

Answer 63

Living and dead matter

Answer 64

Lactobacillus bulgaricus and pneumococcus

Answer 65

chlorella and amoeba

Answer 66

A single cellular, organism that contains chromosomes of DNA, some can photosynthesise and feed off of living and dead organisms.

Answer 67

Particles, smaller than cells, made up of strand of DNA/RNA coats in protein, not technically living.

Answer 68

Yes they have a complex system whereby the DNA/ RNA can sexually reproduce with other viruses to create new strains of virus

Answer 69

No, they are created by an larger organism then released and left to die out.

Answer 70

Of course they can, they reproduce inside living cells of another organism

Answer 71

Influenza, Tobacco mosaic, HIV,

Answer 72

Lacto bacillus bulgaricus, pneumococcus

Answer 73

Chlorella, ameoba

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