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BIO 1108 GEORGIA SOUTHERN TEST
2 2026 REAL QUESTIONS WITH
EXPERTLY VERIFIED ANSWERS.
Trypanosoma - correct answer -EXCAVATA: unicellular,
heterotroph parasitic, visible nucleus, flagellum, extra cellular host
Euglena - correct answer -EXCAVATA: unicellular, mixotroph,
flagella, flexible pellicle, eyespot
Diatoms - correct answer -SAR Clade: unicellular, autotroph, cell
wall of silica w/ two parts pennate and centric
Dinoflagellates - correct answer -SAR Clade: unicellular, 1/2
heterotroph, 1/2 mixotroph, and autotroph. Bi-flagellate, causes
red tides, cellulose plates
Plasmodium - correct answer -SAR Clade: unicellular, parasitic,
intracellular, host, causes malaria
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Paramecium - correct answer -SAR Clade: unicellular,
heterotrophs, cilia, avoidance reaction.
Amoeba - correct answer -Unikonta: unicellular, autotroph,
amorphous, visible nucleus, contractile vacuole.
Virus vs. Bacteria - correct answer -Virus:
No ribosomes
No nucleus
No cells
Systemic
DNA inclosed in a coat of protein
Bacteria:
Ribosomes
No nucleus
Unicellular
DNA floating freely
Localized
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Archaea vs. Bacteria reproduction - correct answer -Archaea:
Binary fission, budding, and fragmentation
Bacteria:
Binary fission, budding, fragmentation, but eubacteria have the
unique ability to form spores to remain dormant over years, a trait
that is not exhibited by Archaea.
Capsid - correct answer -Outer protein coat of a virus
Viral envelope - correct answer -The envelopes are typically
derived from portions of the host cell membranes (phospholipids
and proteins), but include some viral glycoproteins. They may
help viruses avoid the host immune system. Glycoproteins on the
surface of the envelope serve to identify and bind to receptor sites
on the host's membrane.
How do prions work - correct answer -they are harmless until one
protein gets misfolded then they turn into contagious pathogens
turning more prions bad until you have clusters
BIO 1108 GEORGIA SOUTHERN TEST
2 2026 REAL QUESTIONS WITH
EXPERTLY VERIFIED ANSWERS.
Trypanosoma - correct answer -EXCAVATA: unicellular,
heterotroph parasitic, visible nucleus, flagellum, extra cellular host
Euglena - correct answer -EXCAVATA: unicellular, mixotroph,
flagella, flexible pellicle, eyespot
Diatoms - correct answer -SAR Clade: unicellular, autotroph, cell
wall of silica w/ two parts pennate and centric
Dinoflagellates - correct answer -SAR Clade: unicellular, 1/2
heterotroph, 1/2 mixotroph, and autotroph. Bi-flagellate, causes
red tides, cellulose plates
Plasmodium - correct answer -SAR Clade: unicellular, parasitic,
intracellular, host, causes malaria
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Paramecium - correct answer -SAR Clade: unicellular,
heterotrophs, cilia, avoidance reaction.
Amoeba - correct answer -Unikonta: unicellular, autotroph,
amorphous, visible nucleus, contractile vacuole.
Virus vs. Bacteria - correct answer -Virus:
No ribosomes
No nucleus
No cells
Systemic
DNA inclosed in a coat of protein
Bacteria:
Ribosomes
No nucleus
Unicellular
DNA floating freely
Localized
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Archaea vs. Bacteria reproduction - correct answer -Archaea:
Binary fission, budding, and fragmentation
Bacteria:
Binary fission, budding, fragmentation, but eubacteria have the
unique ability to form spores to remain dormant over years, a trait
that is not exhibited by Archaea.
Capsid - correct answer -Outer protein coat of a virus
Viral envelope - correct answer -The envelopes are typically
derived from portions of the host cell membranes (phospholipids
and proteins), but include some viral glycoproteins. They may
help viruses avoid the host immune system. Glycoproteins on the
surface of the envelope serve to identify and bind to receptor sites
on the host's membrane.
How do prions work - correct answer -they are harmless until one
protein gets misfolded then they turn into contagious pathogens
turning more prions bad until you have clusters
