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A well-defined nucleus is absent in:
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Bacteria are included in the kingdom _____.
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Prokaryotes are grouped in Kingdom _____.
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Bacteria and blue-green algae are members of:
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Understand the relationship and complete the following. 
For example, Children: milk teeth:: Adult: Permanent teeth
Conversion of milk into curd: _____ :: Fluffy and soft bread: fungi

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Tetanus is a disease caused by _____. (bacteria/ virus/ protozoa)
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In Whittaker system of classification, all prokaryotes were included in:
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The bacteria form a hard outer coating called _____ (cyst/plasmid/LPS), which protects them from unfavourable conditions.

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Prokaryotic organisms are included in _____ kingdom.
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Prokaryotes are grouped in Kingdom _____.
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Find out the incorrect sentence.
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In Whittaker’s system of classification, unicellular organisms are kept under
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The bacteria _____ (Mycoplasma/Lactobacillus) is the smallest cell.

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Which of the following is a common feature of Monera and Protista?
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Rod-shaped bacteria are known as _____ (cocci/bacilli/spirilla).
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Bacteria, which have a flagellum at one end is classified as _____.
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Prokaryotes are grouped in Kingdom _____.
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_____ have a cell wall and a cell membrane but do not have a well-defined nucleus.
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Bacilli are _____ shaped bacteria.

(Electron microscope, Microbiology, Lactobacillus acidophilus, Fungus, Rod)

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Bacteria have a cell wall made of