WorksheetsYear 11 Microbes & Disease
Total questions: 73
Worksheet time: 43mins
What are TWO examples of how microbes can help us.
VIRUSES ARE SMALLER THAN A BACTERIA
TRUE
FALSE
CHICKENPOX IS CAUSED BY A BACTERIA...
TRUE
FALSE
SOME ANTIBIOTICS ARE MADE BY FUNGI...
TRUE
FALSE
LACTOBACILLUS IS A
BACTERIA
YEAST
ANIMAL
PLANT
Which of the following is not a type of microbe?
bacteria
fungi
mosquito
virus
Typhoid is caused by?
virus
bacteria
protozoa
fungus
Identify the microbe?
bacteria
virus
protozoa
fungus
Influenza or common flu spread by
coughing or sneezing
direct body contact
both 1 and 2
insects
Which microbe causes malaria?
virus
bacteria
fungi
parasite
Which microscopic organism is treated with antibiotics?
virus
bacteria
fungi
parasite
Which pathogen is nonliving?
virus
bacteria
fungi
parasite
Which infectious agent is an organism that lives on or in a host organism?
virus
bacteria
fungi
parasite
Which microbe leads to mold spores that cause serious allergies and lung infections?
virus
bacteria
fungi
parasite
Which microorganism reproduces through binary fission?
virus
bacteria
fungi
parasite
Which pathogen invades healthy cells and use organelles to make copies of itself?
virus
bacteria
fungi
parasite
Which infectious agent needs a host cell to reproduce?
virus
bacteria
fungi
parasite
Which microbe includes a nucleic acid and a protein coat?
virus
bacteria
fungi
parasite
Which pathogen can be prevented by the use of vaccines?
virus
bacteria
fungi
parasite
Which microbe causes E. coli, strep throat, and bronchitis?
virus
bacteria
fungi
parasite
Which of the following are indirect ways of spreading pathogens (select ALL that apply):
Sharing a drink
Sneezing
Touching someone
Touching an object
What makes up the outside part of a virus?
Cell membrane
Flagellum
Protein coat
Cell wall
Jake is suffering badly from a bacterial infection. What might the doctor do?
Prescribe antibiotics
Prescribe painkillers
Tell Jake to get some rest
All of the above
Antibiotics are...
Chemicals that kill bacteria
An example of a painkiller
Chemicals that help bacteria
Which of the following cells is a first line of defence against staphylococcal bacteria?
Sticky mucus are...
a type of mechanical barrier
a type of chemical barrier
a type of direct transmission
a type of indirect transmission
Lymphocytes produce
antigens
phagocytes
antibodies
pathogens
Passive immunity is obtained by
Injection of antigens
infection
injection of antibodies
Active immunity is
a short term defence
obtained by an injection of antibodies
obtained by breast feeding
a long term defence
The green line shows
Passive immunity
The response to an injection of antibodies
The response to a phagocyte
Active immunity
Vaccines only work if at least
85% of the people are vaccinated
80% of the people are vaccinated
90 % of the people are vaccinated
100% of the people are vaccinated
