gen bio

Question 1

discovered plants and animals

Answer 1

Aristotle and Linnaeus

Question 2

discovered the first unicellular organisms

Answer 2

Anton van Leeuwenhoek

Question 3

Father of Microbiology

Answer 3

Anton van Leeuwenhoek

Question 4

he proposed the third kingdom

Answer 4

Ernst Haeckel

Question 5

he introduced protista

Answer 5

Ernst Haeckel

Question 6

French marine biologist

Answer 6

Edouard Chatton

Question 7

introduced prokaryotes and eukaryotes

Answer 7

Edouard Chatton

Question 8

proposed a four kingdom scheme

Answer 8

Herbert Copeland

Question 9

he introduced monera

Answer 9

Herbert Copeland

Question 10

proposed the fifth kingdom
which is fungi

Answer 10

Robert Whitakker

Question 11

proposed the division of Prokaryota

Answer 11

Carl Woese

Question 12

he introduced Eubacteria and Archaebacteria

Answer 12

Carl Woese

Question 13

the six kingdoms of life

Answer 13

-animalia
-plantae
-fungi
-protista
-eubacteria
-archaebacteria

Question 14

the three domain

Answer 14

-domain bacteria
-domain archaea
-domain eukarya

Question 15

this domain is, prokaryotic, single celled, peptidoglycan, aerobic and anaerobic, autothrophs but some are heterotrophs.

Answer 15

domain bacteria

Question 16

this domain belongs to kingdom eubacteria

Answer 16

domain bacteria

Question 17

this domain is primitive than bacteria, pseudopeptidoglycan, thermophiles, halobacteria, and methanobacteria.

Answer 17

domain archaea

Question 18

this domain belongs to kingdom archaebacteria.

Answer 18

domain archaea

Question 19

this domain has the presence of membrane bound organelles.

Answer 19

domain eukarya

Question 20

this domain belongs to four kingdom which is the kingdom protista, fungi, plantae, animalia

Answer 20

domain eukarya

Question 21

it is the biological process by which new individual organisms – “offspring” – are produced from their “parent” or parents.

Answer 21

reproduction

Question 22

produces identical offsprings from a single parent plant

Answer 22

asexual reproduction

Question 23

involves the fusion of sex cells

Answer 23

Sexual Reproduction

Question 24

plant asexual reproduction -modified stems-

Answer 24

-tuber
-runner
-corm
-rhizome
-bulb

Question 25

plant asexual reproduction -methods of propagation-

Answer 25

-cutting -budding and grafting -tissue culture

Question 26

plant sexual reproduction

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-pollination -fertilization

Question 27

animal asexual reproduction

Answer 27

Fragmentation Regeneration Budding Parthenogenesis Binary Fission

Question 28

animal sexual reproduction

Answer 28

common to all animals

Question 29

it is the physical changes in height, weight and appearance.

Answer 29

growth

Question 30

it is the change in functional ability

Answer 30

development

Question 31

Human Growth & Development

Answer 31

Fertilization Embryonic Development Fetal Development Birth

Question 32

it is the intake of food from various sources and the processes that convert food substances into living matter

Answer 32

nutrition

Question 33

all chemical reaction that take place inside an organism’s body

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metabolism

Question 34

Animal Nutrition

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Carnivore Herbivore Omnivore

Question 35

Plant Nutrition

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Photosynthesis Structure Indication of life process/stages

Question 36

Nutritional Requirements of Animals

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1. water 5. fats 2. carbohydrates 6. minerals 3. proteins 7. vitamins 4. lipids

Question 37

new shoots arise from axillary bud on swollen, short, fleshy, underground stem.

Answer 37

tuber

Question 38

new plants arise at nodes of above ground horizontal stem.

Answer 38

runner

Question 39

new plants arise from very short thickened, underground stem with thin leaves.

Answer 39

corm

Question 40

new plants arise at nodes of underground horizontal rootlike stem.

Answer 40

rhizome

Question 41

new bulbs arise from axillary bud on very short stem.

Answer 41

bulbs

Question 42

example of tuber

Answer 42

potato

Question 43

example of runner

Answer 43

bermuda grass

Question 44

example of corm

Answer 44

taro

Question 45

example of rhizome

Answer 45

ginger

Question 46

example of bulb

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onion

Question 47

leaves or pieces of stems or roots are cute from one plant.

Answer 47

cutting

Question 48

small stems from one plant are attached to larger stems or roots of another plant.

Answer 48

budding and grafting

Question 49

pieces of tissue from one plant are placed on a sterile medium and used to grow new individuals in mass numbers

Answer 49

tissue culture

Question 50

male organs of a flower

Answer 50

stamen anther filament

Question 51

female organs of a flower

Answer 51

carpel stigma style ovary

Question 52

it is the male reproductive part

Answer 52

stamen

Question 53

it makes tiny grains called pollen (contains sex cells)

Answer 53

anther

Question 54

it holds up anther

Answer 54

filament

Question 55

it is the female reproductive organ

Answer 55

carpel

Question 56

top part of a carpel with sticky surface to trap pollen

Answer 56

stigma

Question 57

it joins the stigma and the ovary

Answer 57

style

Question 58

it contains the female sex cells

Answer 58

ovary

Question 59

plants female sex cells are called?

Answer 59

ovules

Question 60

stages of sexual reproduction in plants

Answer 60

1. pollen and egg formation 2. pollination 3. fertilization 4. seed dispersal 5. germination

Question 61

the movement of a volume of gas into and out of the lungs

Answer 61

ventilation