Procaryotic Cell Chapter 1 Quiz

Which domain includes microorganisms generally unicellular and are subdivided into eubacteria and archaea?

What is the key characteristic that differentiates archaea from eubacteria in terms of reproduction?

At the ultrastructural level, what is the significant difference between eubacteria and archaea?

What is the characteristic feature of archaebacteria's size compared to eubacteria?

Which essential cellular component is absent in procaryotes as observed under an electron microscope?

Procaryotes are generally multicellular organisms, except for a majority of Cyanobacteria.

The two domains of procaryotes are eubacteria and archaea.

Archaebacteria reproduce by mitosis and meiosis.

The size of archaebacteria is smaller than that of eubacteria.

Procaryotes have an envelope nucléaire, a system endomembranaire, and mitochondria.

Procaryotes are generally unicellular organisms, except for a majority of Cyanobacteria.

At the ultrastructural level, eubacteria and archaea both have an envelope nucléaire, a system endomembranaire, and mitochondria.

Archaebacteria reproduce by mitosis and meiosis.

The size of archaebacteria is smaller than that of eubacteria.

Procaryotes have a system endomembranaire, a réticulum endoplasmique, and mitochondria.