Quiz about MICROBIOME UNIT ASSESSMENT

Question 1

Cells can come from nothing and appear out of nowhere.

Accepted Answer

FALSE

Answer

TRUE

Question 2

Some organisms are made of just one cell like a bacteria and some are made of over a trillion like you.

Accepted Answer

TRUE

Answer

FALSE

Question 3

Cells come in different shapes and sizes, and have different purposes.

Accepted Answer

TRUE

Answer

FALSE

Question 4

Cells are the smallest things that exist and everything on Earth is made of cells, even rocks.

Accepted Answer

FALSE

Answer

TRUE

Question 5

Living things are only plants or animals, bacteria are not living.

Accepted Answer

FALSE

Answer

TRUE

Question 6

Cells can magically appear out of nowhere.

This is false because

My evidence is

Accepted Answer

This is false because- cells reproduce, they can not come from nothing.

Accepted Answer

Evidence - The cell theory states that a cell must come from other cells.

Answer

This is false because- Cells are many shapes, sizes, and have many different purposes.

Answer

Evidence - The cell theory states that all living organisms are made of cells

Question 7

Living things are only plants or animals.

This is false because

My evidence is

Accepted Answer

This is false because- Living things are plants, animals, and bacteria

Accepted Answer

Evidence- Bacteria are microscopic single celled living organisms that fit the criteria of living things, so they are included as a living thing along with animal and plant cells.

Answer

This is false because- Atoms are even smaller than cells according to the Amplify scale.

Answer

Evidence- Cells are not the smallest things, but they are the smallest living things.

Question 8

Microorganisms are so small that we had to use and learn a new measurement called a micrometer.

Accepted Answer

TRUE

Answer

FALSE

Question 9

The micrometer is even smaller than a millimeter. 1,000 micrometers = 1 millimeter. So, since a pencil tip is like a millimeter, 1,000 micrometers (microorganisms) would fit in the tip of a pencil.

Accepted Answer

TRUE

Answer

FALSE

Question 10

Microorganisms are able to be seen with the naked eye, and larger than a grain of sand. They are measured in centimeters.

Accepted Answer

FALSE

Answer

TRUE

Question 11

The scale tool showed us that microorganisms are bigger than an atom, and virus, but they are still so small they can not be seen without a microscope.

Accepted Answer

TRUE

Answer

FALSE

Question 12

Bacteria were the first living things on Earth created possibly by a bolt of lightning in the ocean. They started to photosynthesize and give off oxygen, which gave rise to life and evolution.

Accepted Answer

TRUE

Answer

FALSE

Question 13

Bacteria are found in and make some of our foods such as Soy Sauce, Cheese, Yogurt, Pickles

Accepted Answer

HELPFUL

Answer

HARMFUL

Question 14

Bacteria help with decomposing and recycling.

Accepted Answer

HELPFUL

Answer

HARMFUL

Question 15

Bacteria spread by contact, water, food, air, and insect borne

Accepted Answer

HARMFUL

Answer

HELPFUL

Question 16

Bacteria are used in medicines such as vaccines and antibiotics such as Penicillin

Accepted Answer

HELPFUL

Answer

HARMFUL

Question 17

Bacteria cause disease and infection

Accepted Answer

HARMFUL

Answer

HELPFUL

Question 18

Bacteria can make you smell such as BO (body odor) and bad breath

Accepted Answer

HARMFUL

Answer

HELPFUL

Question 19

Bacteria can be used in Biological Warfare

Accepted Answer

HARMFUL

Answer

HELPFUL

Question 20

The agar we grow our bacteria on is a source of food for the bacteria and fungi.

Accepted Answer

TRUE

Answer

FALSE

Question 21

Living things with fewer than normal helpful bacteria in their guts can become infected more easily because there is more food and space available for harmful bacteria.

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 22

The round dome shaped glossy funk is bacteria, the fuzzy funk is fungi

Accepted Answer

TRUE

Answer

FALSE

Question 23

Bacteria and mold (fungi) are Not living things

Accepted Answer

FALSE

Answer

TRUE

Question 24

If you have symptoms of fever, diarrhea, and vomiting, what could be wrong with you?

Accepted Answer

You could be a victim of food poisoning (or a C. jejuni bacteria infection). This type of food poisoning is often treated with antibiotics. It is found in animal feces and water contaminates with feces. Your food may have not been cooked or washed properly, or you drank contaminated liquids. You could need a fecal transplant, which helps produce more healthy bacteria which kills off the bad bacteria (C. jejuni) that is making you sick.

Answer

You could have eaten a fungi that is measured at 4 cm big, that invades the blood stream and causes illness in humans and plants.

Answer

You could be a victim of a virus that only invades peoples bodies that do not wash their hands. This virus is called J Lejunic, and it is spread by getting bit by an insect called a Dung Beetle. This illness is easily cured by an injection of saline water which attacks the virus while in the stomach. The stomach acid then kills the remaining virus and within 10 days you are cured.

Question 25

I have 12 bacteria colonies in my petri dish. This statement is which type?

Accepted Answer

Quantitative

Answer

Qualitative

Answer

Biologial

Answer

Incorrect, only viruses grow in a petri dish

Question 26

When you described your bacterial growth in the petri dish such as round, or yellow you are giving what type of data?

Accepted Answer

Qualitative

Answer

Quantitative

Question 27

1. Before this people thought that people died due to sins, poverty, and bad character.

2. Microbes called bacteria cause illnesses.

3. Bacteria can spread form person to person.

4. A specific microbe exists for each illness.

All of these are part of what theory?

Accepted Answer

Germ Theory

Answer

Biological Theory

Answer

Cell Theory

Question 28

Cells have tiny structures inside of them that help them to function. These tiny structures help the cell by providing functions such as a control center, producing energy, and getting rid of waste, much like the organs in your body. These structures inside of a cell are called what?

Accepted Answer

Organelles

Answer

Big brain

Answer

Bro's

Answer

Oragami

Question 29

What does #1 represent?

Accepted Answer

A cell belongs in this area

Answer

A bacteria belongs in this area.

Answer

An atom belongs in this area

Question 30

For area #2 what belongs here ?

Accepted Answer

an atom

Answer

a squid

Answer

a human eye

Answer

a bacteria

Question 31

#3 represents what ?

Accepted Answer

A cell

Answer

A foo foo pop

Answer

A crumb

Answer

A brain cell from my favorite student

Question 32

#4 represents what?

Accepted Answer

A nanometer

Answer

A centimeter (cm)

Answer

a foot

Answer

a micrometer

Question 33

What does #5 represent?

Accepted Answer

a micrometer

Answer

a kilometer

Answer

a nanometer

Question 34

A virus is tiny but NOT a living thing.

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 35

A virus is a protist.

Accepted Answer

False

Answer

True

Question 36

All living things need to reproduce, viruses can only reproduce if they are in a host plant or animal, so they are NOT living.

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 37

All living things need to be made of one or more cells to be to officially called a living organism . A virus is not made of cells.

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 38

A virus is like Bacteria and fungi , because they can also cause illnesses and diseases, but a virus is still not alive.

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 39

A virus is small and microscopic and all microscopic things are microorganisms even an atom

Accepted Answer

False

Answer

True

Question 40

The agar we grow our bacteria on is a source of food for the bacteria and fungi.

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

false

Question 41

The round dome shaped glossy funk is bacteria, the fuzzy funk is fungi .

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 42

The bacteria colonies in the Petri Dish are made of billions of bacteria that came from one single bacteria reproducing a sexually by splitting.

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 43

Bacteria and mold (fungi) are not living things and not harmful to humans

Accepted Answer

False

Answer

True

Question 44

Boiling, washing hands with warm soap and water before preparing food, and keeping food in air tight containers and baggies slows the process of bacteria and fungi growth. Boiling and cooking food, washing hands before preparing, and keeping it an airtight container can prevented bacteria and fungi's growth.

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 45

Bacteria reproduces very quickly

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 46

Thinking about living things and what it takes for them to be living (see image) If someone said " A virus is a Protist which is is a microscopic living microorganism which makes you really sick and does not do anything helpful only harmful . " Is this a true statement yes, or no ?

Accepted Answer

No

Answer

Yes

Question 47

Thinking about living things and what it takes for them to be living (see image) If someone said " All living things need to reproduce, viruses can only reproduce if they are in a host plant or animal. . " Is this a true statement yes, or no ?

Accepted Answer

Yes

Answer

No

Question 48

All living things need to be made of one or more cells to be to officially called a living organism , then a virus is not living because a virus is not made of cells

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 49

A virus is like Bacteria and fungi , because they can also cause illnesses and diseases, but a virus is still not alive

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 50

A virus is small and microscopic and all microscopic things are microorganisms even an atom

Accepted Answer

False

Answer

True

Question 51

Not all small (microscopic) things are living (microorganisms), atoms and molecules are small and NOT living

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 52

What is this image telling you?

Accepted Answer

This is a pie graph of a case study of a healthy gut microbiome

Answer

This is a microbiome gut that is not healthy because it has too many types of bacteria

Answer

This is an image of someone who needs antibiotics

Answer

This is a case study of someone that plays Slice Master like a boss which boosts the digestive microbiome

Question 53

You wake up one morning and you have symptoms of fever, diarrhea, and vomiting. Which statements pertain to your condition?

Accepted Answer

You could need a fecal transplant, which helps produce more healthy bacteria which kills off the bad bacteria (C. jejuni) that is making you sick..

Accepted Answer

Living things with fewer than normal helpful bacteria in their guts can become infected more easily because there is more food and space available for harmful bacteria.

Accepted Answer

If treated with antibiotics to treat your C. jejuni , you could get sick again with C. difficile because helpful bacteria will be destroyed along with the harmful ones making C. difficile thrive making you sick again.

Accepted Answer

You could be a victim of food poisoning (or a C. jejuni bacteria infection). This type of food poisoning is often treated with antibiotics. It is found in animal feces and water contaminates with feces. Your food may have not been cooked or washed properly, or you drank contaminated liquids. You could need a fecal transplant, which helps produce more healthy bacteria which kills off the bad bacteria (C. jejuni) that is making you sick.

Question 54

What is this pie chart saying?

Accepted Answer

If treated with antibiotics to treat your C. jejuni , you could get sick again with C. difficile because helpful bacteria will be destroyed along with the harmful ones making C. difficile thrive making you sick again.

Answer

Antibiotics only attack the bad bacteria in your unhealthy gut microbiome,

Question 55

Which option is the correct procedure to using a microscope and getting a clear image of a slide?

Accepted Answer

1. Turn on microscope 2. Clip slide on stage. 3. Move objectives to smallest lens. 4. Use large knob to move stage. 5. Use small knob to fine adjust until clear

Answer

1. Turn on microscope 2. Clip slide on objective 3. Move objectives to largets lens. 4. Use small knob to move stage. 5. Use large knob to fine adjust until clear

Question 56

You make a slide with the letter e. When you place it under the microscope, what will it look like ?

Accepted Answer

b

Answer

a

Answer

c

Answer

d

Question 57

The germ theory of disease states that infectious diseases are caused by -

Accepted Answer

Microorganisms

Answer

Toxins

Answer

Chemicals

Answer

Karma

Question 58

Inside of a cell there are small structures called what?

Accepted Answer

organelles

Answer

cytoplasims

Answer

Organic phospholipids

Answer

skibidi

Question 59

Each of the structures in a cell has a special what?

Accepted Answer

job and purpose

Answer

criteria and chemical

Question 60

Are all of these statements true?

There are many types of cells such as brain, liver, skin, and nerves.

Cells come in many different sizes and all look different.

Some of the structures inside of a cell and their purposes are:

Nucleus, which is the control center

Mitochondria, which provides energy

Vacuole, which is used for storage.

Cells function to help us to reproduce, grow, and repair so our bodies stay healthy.

Accepted Answer

yes

Answer

no

Question 61

Plant and animal cells are the same is all ways?

Accepted Answer

False

Answer

True

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