Bacteria
Virus
Protists & Fungi
Epidemics & Pandemics
Mrs. Bryant's Choice
100

How do bacteria reproduce? 

Binary Fission 

100

Is a virus living or nonliving? 

Nonliving

100

Name one disease caused by a protist? 

Malaria

100

Any disease that becomes worldwide is known as what? 

Pandemic

100

Lyme disease is spread by a tick that attaches to an animal to feed. Which describes the roll of a tick? 

The tick is a vector

200

What is the treatment for a bacterial disease? 

antibiotics

200

Name the 2 parts that are always present in a virus? 

Nucleic acid (RNA or DNA) and a capsid

200

How do fungi reproduce? 

Spores 

200

A schoolwide outbreak of influenza would be considered what? 

Epidemic

200

Which pathogen is the smallest? 

Virus

300

Is bacteria unicellular or multicellular? 

Unicellular 

300

What is the capsid made of? 

Protein 

300

What type of protist is responsible for nearly half of all photosynthesis in the world? 

Algae

300

Pandemics are harder to treat than epidemics. Why is this? 

Pandemics are worldwide while epidemics are isolated to a particular area.

300

Why do we need to constantly develop new antibiotics for treatment of bacterial infections? 

Bacteria are constantly mutating 

400
Is a bacterial cell prokaryotic or eukaryotic? 

Prokaryotic 

400

Name one example of a viral disease. 

InFLUenza, COVID, HIV, AIDs, Hepatitis

400

What is one disease caused by a fungi? 

Athletes foot

400

What is the BEST way stop an epidemic from becoming a pandemic? 

vaccination

400

Ten students got sick after a birthday party. What is the best explanation of why they all got sick? 

Contact with an infected person.

500
Name one disease caused by a bacteria.

Tuberculosis, Strep throat, Cellulitis, Black plague, etc.

500

How can treatment of a virus be approached? 

Vaccination 
500

What is the one fungi that is not is NOT multicellular? 

Yeast 

500

What aspect of modern life causes epidemics to turn into pandemics? 

travel

500

Which of the following is NOT caused by a virus? 

Hepatitis, HIV, strep throat, influenza

strep throat

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