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BIO 202 EXAM 2 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+

38. Apical meristems are characteristic of what group?
A. Lycophytes and ferns
B. Tracheophytes and seed plants
C. Embryophytes
D. All land plants - correct answer- C.
Embryophytes

43. You are looking at an organism under a microscope
and notice it has very thin, hairlike extensions of its
cytoplasm surrounding it. Which of the following groups
does it likely belong to?
A. Radiolaria because those extensions are filose
pseudopodia
B. Amoeba because those extensions are pseudopodia
C. Ciliate because those extensions are cilia
D. Dinoflagellates because those extensions are flagellates

,E. None of the above - correct answer- A.
Radiolaria because those extensions are filose
pseudopodia

45. Which of the following is an incorrect association?
A. Excavata : specialized feeding grove
B. Alveolates: alveoli
C. Foraminifera: calcium carbonate shell
D. Amoebozoa: filose pseudopodia
E. All are correct - correct answer- D.
Amoebozoa: filose pseudopodia

46. Which of the following is NOT an angiosperm?
A. Monocots
B. Eudicots
C. Ginkgo
D. Water Lillies
E. All are angiosperms - correct answer- D.
Water Lillies

, 47. Vascular plants are characterized by what?
A. Silica frustules
B. Filose pseudopodia
C. Unicellularity
D. Longitudinal and transverse flagella
E. Tracheid - correct answer- E. Tracheid

48. What kind of protists can photosynthesize and are
visibile to the naked eye?
A. Pseudofungi
B. Macroalgae
C. Phagotrophic
D. Osmotrophic
E. That organism does not exist - correct answer-
B. Macroalgae

51. Why do you not want the protist Plasmodium in you?
A. It will attempt to invade your cells through
endosymbiosis

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