Biology 1000: Lab Practical Study
Guide Exam with Accurate Answers
2026-2027 Updated.
domain eukarya - Answer includes Kingdoms Protista, Fungi, Plantae and Animalia
(eukaryotes)
domain eukarya characteristics - Answer Domain of all organisms whose cells have nuclei
kingdom animalia - Answer number of cells : multi-cellular
mode of nutrition: heterotrophic
cell type: eukaryotic
call structure : no cell walls or chloroplasts
type of reproduction : all sexual; some can do asexual
ex : sponge, jellyfish, and humans.
kindom plantae - Answer number of cells : multi-cellular
mode of nutrition : autotrophic
cell type : eukaryotic
cell structures : cell walls of cellulose and chloroplasts
ex : pineapple, grass, and moss
kingdom fungi - Answer number of cells : most multi-cellular; some unicellular
mode of nutrition : heterotrophic
cell type : eukaryotic
cell structure : cell walls of chitin and no chloroplasts
ex : mushrooms, mold, and yeast
kingdom protista - Answer number of cells : most unicellular; some multi-cellular
mode of nutrition : autotrophic or heterotrophic
cell type : eukaryotic
cell structure : cell walls of cellulose in some; some with chloroplasts
ex : amoeba, paramecium, and seaweed.
domain bacteria - Answer includes Kingdom Eubacteria (prokaryotes)
,domain bacteria characteristics - Answer One of the three domains of life; contains
prokaryotic cells that differ from archaea because they have their own unique genetic,
biochemical, and physiological characteristics.
kingdom eubacteria - Answer number of cells : unicellular
mode of nutrition : autotrophic or heterotrophic
cell type : prokaryotic
cell structure : cell walls with pedtidoglycan
type of reproduction : asexual
ex : strep, e. coli, and pneumonia
domain archaea - Answer number of cells : unicellular
mode of nutrition : autotrophic or heterotrophic
cell type : prokaryotic
cell structures : cell walls without peptidoglycan
type of reproduction : asexual
ex : extrmophiles, very salty/hot, and environments
Bacillus - Answer kingdom eubacteria
coccus - Answer kingdom eubacteria
spirillum - Answer kingdom eubacteria
oscillatoria - Answer kingdom eubacteria
volvox - Answer kingodm protista
physarum - Answer kingdom protista
amoeba proteus - Answer kingdom protista
diatoms - Answer kingdom protista
, spirogyra - Answer Kingdom Protista
euglena - Answer kingdom protista
paramecium caudatum - Answer kingdom protista
peziza - Answer kingdom fungi
pnizopus - Answer kingdom fungi
rhizopus - Answer kingdom fungi
club fungi - Answer
conifers - Answer kingdom plantae
grinko - Answer kingdom plantae
dicot - Answer kingdom plantae(leaf)
monocot - Answer kingdom plantae (flower)
boston fern - Answer kingdom plantae
equisetum - Answer kingdom protista
psilotum - Answer kingdom planate
moss - Answer kingdom plantae
marchantia - Answer kingdom plantae
nonvascular - Answer containing no plant tissue through which water and food move
vascular - Answer
Guide Exam with Accurate Answers
2026-2027 Updated.
domain eukarya - Answer includes Kingdoms Protista, Fungi, Plantae and Animalia
(eukaryotes)
domain eukarya characteristics - Answer Domain of all organisms whose cells have nuclei
kingdom animalia - Answer number of cells : multi-cellular
mode of nutrition: heterotrophic
cell type: eukaryotic
call structure : no cell walls or chloroplasts
type of reproduction : all sexual; some can do asexual
ex : sponge, jellyfish, and humans.
kindom plantae - Answer number of cells : multi-cellular
mode of nutrition : autotrophic
cell type : eukaryotic
cell structures : cell walls of cellulose and chloroplasts
ex : pineapple, grass, and moss
kingdom fungi - Answer number of cells : most multi-cellular; some unicellular
mode of nutrition : heterotrophic
cell type : eukaryotic
cell structure : cell walls of chitin and no chloroplasts
ex : mushrooms, mold, and yeast
kingdom protista - Answer number of cells : most unicellular; some multi-cellular
mode of nutrition : autotrophic or heterotrophic
cell type : eukaryotic
cell structure : cell walls of cellulose in some; some with chloroplasts
ex : amoeba, paramecium, and seaweed.
domain bacteria - Answer includes Kingdom Eubacteria (prokaryotes)
,domain bacteria characteristics - Answer One of the three domains of life; contains
prokaryotic cells that differ from archaea because they have their own unique genetic,
biochemical, and physiological characteristics.
kingdom eubacteria - Answer number of cells : unicellular
mode of nutrition : autotrophic or heterotrophic
cell type : prokaryotic
cell structure : cell walls with pedtidoglycan
type of reproduction : asexual
ex : strep, e. coli, and pneumonia
domain archaea - Answer number of cells : unicellular
mode of nutrition : autotrophic or heterotrophic
cell type : prokaryotic
cell structures : cell walls without peptidoglycan
type of reproduction : asexual
ex : extrmophiles, very salty/hot, and environments
Bacillus - Answer kingdom eubacteria
coccus - Answer kingdom eubacteria
spirillum - Answer kingdom eubacteria
oscillatoria - Answer kingdom eubacteria
volvox - Answer kingodm protista
physarum - Answer kingdom protista
amoeba proteus - Answer kingdom protista
diatoms - Answer kingdom protista
, spirogyra - Answer Kingdom Protista
euglena - Answer kingdom protista
paramecium caudatum - Answer kingdom protista
peziza - Answer kingdom fungi
pnizopus - Answer kingdom fungi
rhizopus - Answer kingdom fungi
club fungi - Answer
conifers - Answer kingdom plantae
grinko - Answer kingdom plantae
dicot - Answer kingdom plantae(leaf)
monocot - Answer kingdom plantae (flower)
boston fern - Answer kingdom plantae
equisetum - Answer kingdom protista
psilotum - Answer kingdom planate
moss - Answer kingdom plantae
marchantia - Answer kingdom plantae
nonvascular - Answer containing no plant tissue through which water and food move
vascular - Answer
