Match the terms in column I with those column II. Column I Column II (a) Cocci (i) True bacteria (b) Eubacteria (ii) Archaebacteria (c) Chemoautotrophs (iii) Spherical shape (d) Halophile (iv) Iron bacteria (v) Rod shaped

Column I Column II (a) Cocci (iii) Spherical shape (b) Eubacteria (i) True bacteria (c) Chemoautotrophs (iv) Iron bacteria (d) Halophile (ii) Archaebacteria (v) Rod shaped Cocci are bacteria that have a round or spherical shape. There are different types of cocci based on their arrangement such as diplococci, streptococci and staphylococci. Eubacteria are prokaryotic, unicellular organisms found in various conditions throughout the world. They are known as true bacteria. Iron bacteria get their energy from inorganic substances, hence they are called chemoautotrophs. Archaebacteria survive in extremely adverse conditions like the salty, acidic medium. Halophiles are a type of archaebacteria as they live in very high salt concentrations.

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TRUEMAN'S ELEMENTARY BIOLOGY VOL. I For XI Class of 10+2>Chapter 3 - Kingdom Monera>TEST QUESTIONS>Q 2

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Distinguish between facultative anaerobes and facultative aerobes.

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TRUEMAN'S ELEMENTARY BIOLOGY VOL. I For XI Class of 10+2>Chapter 3 - Kingdom Monera>TEST QUESTIONS>Q 3

Match the terms in column I with those column II.

Column I	Column II
(a) Cocci	(i) True bacteria
(b) Eubacteria	(ii) Archaebacteria
(c) Chemoautotrophs	(iii) Spherical shape
(d) Halophile	(iv) Iron bacteria
	(v) Rod shaped