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WorksheetsBacteria and Viruses
Total questions: 44
Worksheet time: 38mins
bacteria that do NOT need oxygen
anaerobic
aerobic
bacteria that need oxygen
anaerobic
aerobic
forms when a bacterium builds a thick internal wall around its chromosome and part of its cytoplasm
flagella
bacteria
pili
endospore
microscopic prokaryotes that are commonly shaped like spheres, rods, or spirals
bacteria
viruses
organisms virus needs in order to replicate
organelle
vacuole
host cell
eukaryotic cell
BONUS SCIENCE QUESTION: CELLS, CELLS, THEY'RE MADE OF _____________.
flagellum
pili
organelles
endospores
inactive stage of viruses, dormant
active
dormant
latent
extinct
occurs when an antibiotic is no longer effective against a type of bacteria
Bacterial Revival
Antimicrobial Resistance
eating food contaminated by certain bacterias can cause illness
food poisoning
water poisoning
way that bacteria make nitrogen available to plants
Fixation
Poisoning of the Palestine Territory
Nitrogen Growth
Nitrogen Fixation
BONUS HISTORY QUESTION: WHEN WAS ISRAEL A OFFICIAL NATION?
During the Six-Day War
November 29, 1947
May 14, 1948
During the Birth Of My Dog Maddie
way of killing bacteria in food using heat
Food Heating
Pasteurization
Ninja Eating Mud Newt
Dog Death
process that viruses use to make copies of themselves
Viral copy
Viral replication
Viral replications
Viral copies
cause illness when released by bacteria
toxins
toxin
how bacteria reproduce
nuclear fission
pathogen
BONUS BIBLE QUESTION: HOW OLD WAS METHUSELAH WHEN HE DIED?
1000
965
969
970
whiplike structure that help with cell movement
flagellum
pilus
hairlike structure that help cells stick to things
flagellum
pilus
agent that cause disease
endospore
bacteria
antibiotic
pathogen
the breakdown of dead organisms (Which of these is NOT a synonym of the scientific word of decomposition?)
putrescence
disintegration
maturation
fermentation (chapter 2 lesson 4)
medicines that stop bacteria from growing and reproducing
medicines
antibiotics
a way in which bacteria transfer genetic material
dog conjugations
viral conjugation
bacterial conjugation
one-celled organism that lacks a nucleus
prokaryote
eukaryote
What is the difference between eukaryotic cells and prokaryotic cells?
Eukaryotic cells lack a nucleus, prokaryotic cells have a nucleus
Eukaryotic cells have a nucleus, prokaryotic cells lack a nucleus
BONUS MATH QUESTION: 1037X2
2074
18452
3745
37558
Which is NOT a way bacteria can enter your body?
through the food that you eat
through your air
through your cut
through your grass that is in your frontyard and your backyard
Which is NOT a way for bacteria to get its energy?
make their own food using light energy
take in nutrients from host cells
feed of dead organisms in organic wastes (decomposition)
get lots of sleep
Where does an extremophiles live? (the answer's example is the Vostok Research Station in Antarctica)
extremes
heat
North Pole where Santa and his elves are with the reindeer
South Pole with em' penguins chattering and wobbling weird noises
What is an extremophile?
penguins living in the South Pole
archaea that live in harsh environment
Danish people that live in Greenland
Asian people living in Asia
How many foods contain bacteria?
None
Most
All
Some
BONUS ENGLISH QUESTION: WHAT COUNTRIES LISTED SPEAKS ENGLISH? (USA DEFINITELY)
Jamaica
Canada
France
Spain
How big is bacteria?
1.5 meters
1.5 pounds
1.5 micrometers
1.5 grams
Which is NOT a way bacteria harm your body?
Toxins
Tissues
Sand
Surprise
protein that attaches to a pathogen and makes it useless
Antiface
Antibody
Proteins That Can Make Organisms Strong (PTCMOG)
Deaths From Drugs And Proteins That Make Organisms Sad, Upset, Mad, Or Furious (DFDAPTMOSUMOF)
BONUS PE QUESTION: This is Kobe Bryant. He is in the Lakers team of what sport? (he is holding the ball and that is the answer)
Basketball
Soccer
Baseball
Football
drug used to treat viral infections
antiviral drug
drug
antibiotics
medicine
using organisms to clean up pollution
Pollution
Conjugation
Bioremediation
Contributions To The Science Dogs (CTTSD)
mixture of deactivated pathogens that can prevent infection
surgeries
Needle Solution Water Or Whatever It Is (NSWOWII)
vaccine
after a bacteria becomes active it replicates and destroys its host cell (America Online A_________ V_________ Shield is a clue.)
dormant virus
active virus
extinct virus
latent virus
other types of viruses
strand of DNA or RNA surrounded by protein that can infect and replicate in a host cell
bioremediation
decomposition
bacteria
virus
can create bacteria that are resistant to antibiotics
Physical Science Or Earth Science (SO = Science Organization; OC = Organization of Science; Organization of Earth Science = OES; Organization of Physical Science = OPS; Organization of Life and Physical Science = OLPS)
Science Stuff
nonexposure to antibiotics
exposure to antibiotics
BONUS QUESTION ABOUT THE JONES FAMILY: WHO IS THIS DOGY?
Charlie Jeffords
Max Pollock
Maddie Jones
Some Other Dog
BONUS NINJAGO QUESTION: DO YOU KNOW THE ORDER OF THE NINJA WHEN THEY MEET WU, THEIR MASTER?
Jay, Zane, Cole, Kai, Lloyd, Nya
Kai, Zane, Lloyd, Nya, Jay, Cole
Cole, Lloyd, Nya, Kai, Jay, Zane
Maddie Dog, Dareth, Tox, Shade, Nya, Kai, Skylor, Cole, Jay, Pixal, Misako, Lloyd, Tox, Neuro, Wu, Griffin Turner, Ronin, Zane, Pale, Mystake, Karlof, Charlie Dog, and last but not least Max Dog
BONUS MISCELLANEOUS QUESTION: WHAT IS THE 34-LEETER WORD BACKWARDS?
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dociousaliexpilisticfragicalirupus
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