Biology 11                                 	Review Test			          NAME: _______________

Part I: Multiple Choice.  Write the letter of the correct answer in the blank to the left for each:

_____ 1.  The first organisms were:                                
a) aerobic autotrophs   
b) aerobic heterotrophs
c) anaerobic autotrophs 
d) anaerobic heterotrophs
         
_____ 2.  In Linnaeus' system of naming, organisms are identified by two names, the first name given:
a) species       
b) genus    
c) kingdom  
d) phylum

_____ 3.  Kingdom whose members are one-celled, eukaryotic, heterotrophic, and can move:         
a) Plantae 
b) Protista     
c) Monera   
d) Animalia

_____ 4.  If plant cells are immersed in distilled water, the resulting movement of water into the cells 
          is called:
a) conduction
b) active transport
c) transpiration
d) osmosis
e) facilitated diffusion

_____ 5.  In the nitrogen cycle, the transformation of gaseous nitrogen into nitrogen-containing 
          compounds is performed primarily by
a) fungi
b) bacteria
c) green plants
d) herbivores
e) carnivores

_____ 6.  These structures are usually found only in animal cells:
a) nucleus
b) centrioles
c) ribosomes
d) cell walls

_____ 7.  In the development of animals, a single layer of cells called the endoderm gives rise to:
a)	the circulatory system
b).	the skeletal system
c).	the epidermis
d)	the digestive tract

_____ 8. Which structure is common to ALL eukaryotic cells?
a)  chloroplast 
b)  mitochondrion
c)  cell wall 
d)  bilayer membrane
e)  nucleus


Part II:  Short Answer  Respond to each of the following completely.

1. List three characteristics of protists.









2. In what three ways can bacteria be helpful?





3. a)  Describe how amoeba feed.
    




b)	How does an amoeba keep from swelling up?



c)	An ocean sponge is placed in a fresh water pond.  
    What will happen to this organism and why? 



4.  Describe the action of a bacteriophage.




5. How is the euglena an example of symbiosis?




Part III - Answer each of the following using a properly labelled diagram:
              - Label five structures for each organism.

1.  Draw and properly label a bacterium.










2.  Draw and properly label a euglena.





3. a)  Draw and properly label a paramecium.











   b)  How does a paramecium reproduce?





Part IV:  Graphing.   Plot the following data and answer these questions.

1. A cosmetic company runs its own lab to carry out research specifically on its products.

 A recent experiment was done to see whether using mascara (a cosmetic applied to the eyelashes) would increase the incidence of eye infections.

A sterile swab was smeared across the eyelid and then placed in the mascara.

The bacteria populations were sampled every day for one week and the following results obtained:	


DAY	NUMBER OF BACTERIA

	1	2000
	2	6000
	3	10000
	4	32000
	5	40000
	6	20000
	7	12000


a)  Using the data from the table above, draw a graph to show the growth of the bacteria. Plot the days on the horizontal axis and the numbers on vertical axis.


b)  Examine your graph carefully. Generally describe the growth pattern of the bacteria. Give reasons for your answer.










c)  Based on the results shown, what can you conclude from this experiment? 
     Give reasons for your answer.