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Which of the following is called 'slipper animalcule'?

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Important Questions on General Introduction and Classification of Microorganisms

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Select the wrong statements:
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Observe this figure and answer the questions given below:

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  1. Name the part labelled as ‘1’.
  2. Name the heredity material of this virus.
  3. The person infected by this virus is attacked by various diseases.’ Explain.
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The daughter paramecia formed immediately after binary fission are
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Ciliates differ from all other protozoan's in
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A student was given three unlabelled permanent slides. In an effort to identify these specimens, she places the slides under the microscope and marks the following features:
slide 1: Unicellular, two well-defined nuclei, ciliated, without a cell wall
slide 2: Unicellular, chloroplast, one nucleus, biflagellated, with a cell wall
slide 3: Unicellular, one nucleus, non-flagellate, with a cell wall
The organisms likely to be present on the slides 1,2 and 3 respectively, are 
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Entamoeba histolytica has      
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Match the following  
 

 List - I

Organism

  

  List - II

Number of Flagella
(a) Trypanosoma (i) Many
(b) Euglena (ii) 2
(c) Giardia (iii) 1
(d) Trichonympha (iv) 8

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Name any two fungi.
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Who discovered vaccine for small pox?
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Name the micro-organism used in bread-making which makes the bread-dough rise. How does it make the dough rise?
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How do viruses differ from other micro-organisms such as bacteria?
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Name any two viruses.
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Which of the following is not true about viruses?
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Name any two bacteria.
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Name two diseases caused by Virus.
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Name the different types of microbes.
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Name two diseases caused by Fungi.   
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Amoeba and paramecium are examples of?
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Chlamydomonas is an example of?
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Understand the relationship and complete the following.
Example: Children: milk teeth:: Adult: Permanent teeth.
Bacteria: typhoid :: _____protozoa/virus: dysentery.