A) Anthrax bacteria are acellular infectious particles. When they came into contact with living hosts, they entered the hosts' cells, took over their metabolic machinery, and caused them to produce more bacteria.
B) Anthrax bacteria can form endospores under harsh environmental conditions. The material in the letters contained endospores of anthrax bacteria, which germinated and grew in the more favorable environment of the victim's bodies.
C) Anthrax bacteria can form endospores in order to reproduce. A few active bacteria in the letters started to produce enormous numbers of endospores upon contact with the anthrax victims.
D) Anthrax endospores are highly motile by flagella. When the endospores came into contact with human hosts, they swarmed into the bodies of their victims.
E) None of the choices are correct.
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A) red algae
B) green algae
C) brown algae
D) diatoms
E) filamentous algae
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A) prions
B) protozoans
C) archaea
D) algae
E) bacteria
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A) Algae are eukaryotes.
B) Algae are photoautotrophs.
C) Algae are producers.
D) Algae were once classified as plants.
E) Most algae have some form of locomotion.
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A) Viruses have an inner core of nucleic acid.
B) Viruses have a protein capsid.
C) Viruses are obligate intracellular parasites.
D) Viruses have envelopes.
E) Viral genomes may consist of either DNA or RNA.
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A) methanogens
B) halophiles
C) thermoacidophiles
D) alkaliphiles
E) psychrophiles
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A) only certain hosts enter the environment inhabited by the virus.
B) not every virus contains metabolic machinery which can replace that of the host cell.
C) a glycoprotein spike or a portion of the capsid adheres to a receptor on the surface of a compatible host cell.
D) a host cell must be malfunctioning, or a virus cannot infect it.
E) the genome of the virus must be similar to that of its potential host.
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A) protozoans
B) algae
C) viruses
D) archaea
E) bacteria
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A) Paramecium - ciliate
B) Chlamydomonas - green alga
C) Plasmodium - sporozoan
D) Giardia - zooflagellate
E) Salmonella - amoeba
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A) cell types.
B) proteins.
C) molecules.
D) DNA.
E) RNA.
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A) blocking enzyme action
B) destroying the viral genome
C) dissolving the capsid
D) preventing conjugation
E) disrupting the viral envelope
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A) viroids do not have a capsid covering
B) viruses do not have a capsid covering
C) viroids contain DNA while viruses do not
D) Viruses contain RNA while viroids do not
E) there is no structural difference between the two
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A) adequate amounts of carbon would not be available to living organisms.
B) plants would not be able to grow due to lack of nitrogen.
C) bioremediation would have limited use as a tool to clean up pollutants.
D) there would be a shortage of decomposer organisms.
E) All of the choices are correct.
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A) acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS)
B) chickenpox
C) bird flu
D) ebola
E) severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS)
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A) plants
B) bacteria
C) fish
D) fungi
E) cattle
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A) protists
B) bacteria
C) archaea
D) zooflagellates
E) prokaryotes
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A) foraminiferans.
B) trypanosomes.
C) sporozoans.
D) amoeboids.
E) radiolarians.
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A) bacteria only.
B) viruses only.
C) protists only.
D) viroids only.
E) microbes.
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A) cilia
B) contractile vacuole
C) flagella
D) nucleus
E) pseudopodia
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A) protists only
B) bacteria only
C) archaea only
D) prokaryotes only
E) protists, bacteria, and archaea
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