REVIEW

Identify the following

organisms, name the big
group to where they
belong and give some
important
characteristics that
distinguish them
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1. Some species can cause
disease, e.g. athlete‟s foot,
ringworm; some are
poisonous when eaten

FUNGI
BACTERIA
PROTIST
2. Unicellular or
multicellular, can make
their own food

FUNGI
BACTERIA
PROTIST
3. yeast, mold

FUNGI
BACTERIA
PROTIST
4. Food for humans;
food for fish in
ponds
FUNGI
BACTERIA
PROTIST
5. Can be seen only
when in colonies or
big numbers
FUNGI
BACTERIA
PROTIST
6. May cause disease
like TB, diarrhea,
pneumonia

FUNGI
BACTERIA
PROTIST
7. Some considered
pests in aquariums and
recreation beaches

FUNGI
BACTERIA
PROTIST
8. Responsible for
spoiled food

FUNGI
BACTERIA
PROTIST
9. Mushroom

FUNGI
BACTERIA
PROTIST
10-11
Decomposers

FUNGI
BACTERIA
PROTIST
12. The green alga, Caulerpa, and mushrooms
both have some characteristics similar to
plants. What are these characteristics
common to both that are also found in
plants?
I. Green color for foodmaking
II Stem-like parts
III Spores
IV Fruit-like parts

A. I and II C. II and III

B. I and III D. II and IV
13. Just like many living things, fungi have
certain needs to survive. What are these
needs?
I Food
II Air and water
III Sunlight and soil
IV Water

A. I and II C. II and III

B. I and III D. II and IV
14. Fungi cannot make their own
food. What is the effect of their
food getting activities?
A. Decomposition of living things
B. Production of starch
C. Trapping of solar energy
D. Release of oxygen
15. What characteristic differentiates fungi,
algae and bacteria from the plants?
A. They do not have true roots, true
leaves, true stems, fruits and
flowers.
B. Most do not make their own food
unlike plants.
C. They are at the base of the food
chain while animals are at the top.
D. They cause diseases while plants and
animals have many uses.
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1. cell divides into two
equal parts

BINARY FISSION
REGENERATION
VEGETATIVE PROP
BUDDING
SPORULATION
2. New individual may
form as an outgrowth of
the parent
BINARY FISSION
REGENERATION
VEGETATIVE PROP
BUDDING
SPORULATION
3. Formation of spores

BINARY FISSION
REGENERATION
VEGETATIVE PROP
BUDDING
SPORULATION
4. Detached pieces of the
parent’s body can develop into a
new organism

BINARY FISSION
REGENERATION
VEGETATIVE PROP
BUDDING
SPORULATION
5. A new plant grows off an
existing part of an old plant

BINARY FISSION
REGENERATION
VEGETATIVE PROP
BUDDING
SPORULATION
6.
BINARY FISSION

REGENERATION

VEGETATIVE
PROP

BUDDING

SPORULATION
7.
BINARY FISSION

REGENERATION

VEGETATIVE
PROP

BUDDING

SPORULATION
8.
BINARY FISSION

REGENERATION

VEGETATIVE
PROP

BUDDING

SPORULATION
9.
BINARY FISSION

REGENERATION

VEGETATIVE
PROP

BUDDING

SPORULATION
10.
BINARY FISSION

REGENERATION

VEGETATIVE
PROP

BUDDING

SPORULATION
11.
BINARY FISSION

REGENERATION

VEGETATIVE
PROP

BUDDING

SPORULATION
12.
BINARY FISSION

REGENERATION

VEGETATIVE
PROP

BUDDING

SPORULATION
13. How many parents are
needed in asexual reproduction?

A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4
14. A farmer grew only one type of onion. All
of the onion plants died from the same
disease. What can be said of this onion plant
population?
A. Only a few plants were resistant to the
disease.
B. All of the onion plants were resistant to the
disease.
C. The onion plants were genetically identical.
D. The onion plants were genetically different
from each other.
15. A farmer wants to propagate a good
variety of a crop in a way which
maintained all its desirable traits. Which
of the following methods should be
used?
A. Self-pollination
B. Vegetative propagation
C. Growing seeds produced from this
variety
D. Cross-pollinating this crop with an
SA NO.
SEXUAL or ASEXUAL
1. The new individual
may have been a
part of the body of
a single parent.
SEXUAL or ASEXUAL
2. The union of a
sperm cell and
an egg cell
results in a
zygote.
SEXUAL or ASEXUAL

3. Variation is
introduced in the
members of the
species.
SEXUAL or ASEXUAL

4. The offspring is a
combination of
the traits of both
parents.
SEXUAL or ASEXUAL

5. New individuals
of a single parent
reproduce very
fast.
SEXUAL or ASEXUAL

6. The offspring is
genetically
identical to the
parent.
 Write only the
letter of your
answer.
7. Organisms that belong to the
same species and live in the
same place form a _____

A. Population C. Ecosystem
B. Community D. Biosphere
7. Different group of organisms
living in the same place and
interact with each other

A. Population C. Ecosystem
B. Community D. Biosphere
8. Living organisms onteracting
with each other and with their
nonliving environment defines
_________

A. Population C. Ecosystem
B. Community D. Biosphere
9. A plant needs water, radiant
energy, minerals, oxygen, and
carbon dioxide to live. This
statement shows that an organism
depends on which of the following?
A. Abiotic components
B. Biotic components
C. Climate
D. Minerals
10. Which of the following
represents an abiotic
component of the
environment?
A. Sprouting mongo seeds
B. Dugong nursing its young
C. Grass on mountain slopes
D. Flowing lava