Unit #1 "The Full Course!"

Bacteria are singled celled organisms that are found?

• Only on the moon.

• Only in dark places.

• Are found almost everywhere on Earth.

• None of the above.

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When someone has a bacterial infection and takes antibiotics as directed from the doctor....

• The bacteria is too strong for the antibiotics and it won't matter.

• They won't feel better

• I don't know?

• They will begin to feel better in a few days as the medicine begins to fight the infection.

Antibiotics are different than other medicines because.....

• You only need to take them one time and throw the rest away.

• You have to take them until they are gone to be effective.

• They are not different just more expensive.

• They cure everything.

An antibiotic is......

• just like an asprin.

• Are single celled organisms.

• Are naturally found in the body.

• Are medicines that fight infections caused by bacteria.

Scientists study.....

• Both single and multi-celled organisms.

• Nothing important

• Only single celled organisms.

• Only multi-celled organisms.

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What happens when people don't take prescription antibiotics as directed?

• Scientist don't have the answer.

• The resistant bacteria dies.

• They still get better anyways.

• The extremely resistant bacteria multiply.

Scientists use data tables and graphs...

• Because they have nothing better to do.

• So they can see the information quickly and understand the results of their tests.

• Because Ms. Maxwell told them to.

• To make it harder for others to understand.

Bacteria on your body works to.....

• Isn't supposed to be there.

• Needs antibiotics.

• Keep you healthy.

• Make you smell bad.

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Bacteria on your body feeds off of

• Whatever you feed it.

• Sweat and skin cells.

• Whatever you feed it.

• Water

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Bacteria on your body is the same as the bacteria in....

• Hamburgers

• Cheese

• Soup

• Pizza