DEFINITIONS
MICROBIOME
CELLS AND CELL PARTS
True or False
100

What is the definition of microscopic?

Microscopic- too small to be seen with the naked eye.

100

Why are bacteria important for your microbiome?

They help you break down foods, they build up your immune system, and they fight off infection.

100

What is a nucleus?

A nucleus is like the center or the brain of the cell.

100

True or False: bacteria are germs and most of them are harmful

False

200

What is the definition of cells?

Cells are things that make up all of the living things.

200

What does a fecal transplant do?

A fecal transplant helps produce more helpful bacteria. 

200

What is a cell membrane

It is a wall that decides what goes in and out.

200

Fecal transplants don“t work (true or false)

False

300

What is the definition of antibiotics.

Medicine that kills all bacteria. Even the helpful ones.

300

How does C. jejuni spread?

Through the air and spoiled food etc.

300

What is cytoplasm?

Cytoplasm is a gel like substance inside of a cell.

300

Antibiotics kill all bacteria (true or false)

True

400

What are microorganisms?

Organisms that are to small to be seen with the naked eye

400

How many microorganisms make up the microbiome? 

Trillions

400

How many cells are in your body?

Trillions of cells

400

L. reuteri is a very helpful  bacteria that produces mucus. (true or false)

True

500

What is the definition of microbiome?

The home to microorganisms.

500

What happens to your microbiome when antibiotics are used?

The antibiotics kill most of the bacteria including the helpful ones.

500

Name 3 types of cells.

Plant cells, animal cells, skin cells; etc.

500

Cells are the smallest things in the world (true or false)

False. Molecules and atoms are smaller.

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