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Which of the following is not considered evidence that supports the endosymbiotic theory? - Answer Mitochondria and chloroplast chromosomes are structurally similar to bacterial chromosomes. Bacteria - Answer Prokaryotic mushroom - Answer eukaryotic elephant (Eukaryotes) - Answer Prokaryotic fly - Answer eukaryotic nematode - Answer eukaryotic fungi - Answer eukaryotic archaea - Answer Prokaryotic What term refers to a sticky bacteria exterior layer made of sugar? - Answer glycocalyx What cell wall component is responsible for the extreme toxicity of gram-negative cells? - Answer lipopolysaccharide (LPS) What cellular structure is commonly found outside of the plasma membrane and assists in protection against osmotic pressure changes? - Answer cell wall In the image, the black circles represent solute that is dissolved in water. What direction will the water move? 5% solute concentration on the outside of the circle, 45% solute concentration on the inside of the circle - Answer Water will move into the cell.

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Microbiology Chapter 3 and 4(Openstax)
Test Questions with Complete
Rationales 2026/2027.
Which of the following is not considered evidence that supports the endosymbiotic theory? -
Answer Mitochondria and chloroplast chromosomes are structurally similar to bacterial
chromosomes.



Bacteria - Answer Prokaryotic



mushroom - Answer eukaryotic



elephant (Eukaryotes) - Answer Prokaryotic



fly - Answer eukaryotic



nematode - Answer eukaryotic



fungi - Answer eukaryotic



archaea - Answer Prokaryotic



What term refers to a sticky bacteria exterior layer made of sugar? - Answer glycocalyx



What cell wall component is responsible for the extreme toxicity of gram-negative cells? -
Answer lipopolysaccharide (LPS)



What cellular structure is commonly found outside of the plasma membrane and assists in
protection against osmotic pressure changes? - Answer cell wall



In the image, the black circles represent solute that is dissolved in water. What direction will the
water move?



5% solute concentration on the outside of the circle, 45% solute concentration on the inside of
the circle - Answer Water will move into the cell.

, Consider that the cell wall of a certain bacteria is weak or damaged. If this cell were to burst due
to water moving into the cell, what type of solution must it be in? - Answer a hypotonic
solution



Suppose that you are observe a Gram stain of rod-shaped microorganisms that are linked in a
chain and stain pink. Which of the following phrases correctly describes the bacteria? - Answer
gram-negative staphylococcus



Suppose that you are observe a Gram stain of spherically-shaped microorganisms that are
clustered together and stain purple. Which of the following phrases correctly describes the
bacteria? - Answer gram-positive streptococcus



Ribosomes are found in all cells, both prokaryotic and eukaryotic. What statement correctly
describes their structure and function? - Answer Ribosomes are made of protein, and they
also make proteins.



In order to store excessive nutrients, prokaryotic cells often accumulate and store this excess in -
Answer inclusion bodies.



Suppose that a substance is being moved across a membrane from a region of higher
concentration to a region of lower concentration. If no energy is being used and there is no
participation by membrane carriers or channels, what type of transport is this? - Answer
simple diffusion



There are certain cellular components that are found in all cells, regardless of the organism. This
includes all of the follow except - Answer the nucleus



If a cell must expend energy to move substances from a region of low concentration to a region
of high concentration, this energy is most typically provided in the form of - Answer adenosine
triphosphate.



Match the organism with the material that typically composes its cell wall: archaea - Answer
pseudopeptidoglycan



Match the organism with the material that typically composes its cell wall: plants - Answer
cellulose



Match the organism with the material that typically composes its cell wall: fungi - Answer
Chitin

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Publisher: 2023 ISBN: 9789135167888 Edition: Unknown

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