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Prokaryote Practice Name: As we know, there are two main categories of cells: prokaryotic and eukaryotic. There are many differences between these groups of cells. Prokaryotes are grouped in the Monera kingdom while eukaryotes can be from any of the other kingdoms. Can you name the other kingdoms? Prokaryotes evolved much earlier and are less organized than eukaryotes because they donít have membrane bound organelles or a nucleus. Meaning, the material inside of a prokaryote is just a jumbled mess in the cytoplasm, but amazingly prokaryotic cells still manage to maintain the characteristics of life. Can you recall what the characteristics of life are? Prokaryotes are significantly smaller than eukaryotes. In addition, prokaryotes exist only as single celled organisms (bacteria), while eukaryotes like amoebas, mushrooms, mosses, trees, and humans can exist as either unicellular or multicellular organisms. Even though bacteria are in the same kingdom, there is still much diversity. There are many different types of bacteria and the way we categorize them depends on their shapes and the way they group together. There are 4 main shapes that describe individual bacterial cells: coccus, bacillus, sprillum, and vibrio. The descriptions are shown in the table below. Bacteria rarely exist by themselves as one cell, meaning they tend to form group togther in certain ways. Some bacteria cells form pairs, while others cluster in large numbers. Some even link up in chains. Use the information in the two tables below to answer the following sections. Base Word Meaning coccus bacillus spirillum vibrio round rod spiral S or comma shape Prefix Meaning diplo strepto staphylo two twisted chain clustered Section 1: Use the information provided to identify the names of the bacteria shown in each picture D. A. B. . A. ** B. ** C. ** D. ** E. ** F. G. H. I. J. F. ** G. ** H. ** I. ** J. ** K. ** L. ** C. M. ** E. Section 2: Answer the following questions based on what you have learned about bacteria. a. Pneumonia is caused by a bacterium called pneumococcus, which are normally found in groups of two. Which picture is likely to be pneumococcus? ** b. The bacteria that causes strep throat is a round bacteria that usually exists in a twisted chain. Which picture might be representative of strep throat? ** c. Clostridium tetani, the bacterium that causes tetanus is a bacillus. It looks like a bacillus with a coccus attached to one end. draw a picture of the bacteria in the box below. d. Clostridium botulinum, the bacillus that causes botulism (a type of food poisoning) is related to the tetanus bacterium. a picture of the bacteria that causes this sickness.