Bacteria
What does our body provide to the bacteria so they can survive?
Food and space
How many cells in the body: Trillions, Billions, Millions, thousands, or hundreds?
Trillions
Antibiotics is a type of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Different systems working together is called a _ _ _ _
body
Do cells need to have protein in them?
Yes, for example there are organelles in the cell called ribosomes which make protein.
An invasion of harmful bacteria and other microorganisms is called _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
an infection
Are there more red blood cells or white blood cells?
Red blood cells
Does antibiotics only kill the harmful bacteria?
No, it kills some of the helpful bacteria too.
A group of cells working together is called a _ _ _ _ _ _
tissue
Where is the DNA in the cell usually located:
a) Near the middle b) near the upper left side c) near the right side
a
Is E.coli Good or bad?
It depends if there is too much or the right amount
Which of these are made out of cells:
a) water b) trees c) grass d) rocks
b and c
Why do some people get sick after taking antibiotics?
Because when you take antibiotics, it kills some of the good bacteria which leaves a lot of space for bad bacteria to come in and invade.
What is a group of tissues working together called?
An organ
The nucleus
What does Bacilli bacteria do for your body?
It coats the gut so that it will be protected from the dangerous bacteria from growing there.
a) cells b) atoms c) molecules
a, c, b
How do you get have the helpful bacteria that has been killed by the antibiotics?
Helpful bacteria will grow back, but usually, the bacteria that come back are different bacteria that were already there before.
What is different types of organs working together called?
A system
Cells usually look a little like jelly sometimes. That's because it's filled with a jellylike substance. What is this substance called?
Cytoplasm
Give a summary about how bacteria can affect you. (If you are mostly on the right track, you can earn the points for the question)
Most bacteria in your body don't harm you and many of them actually help your body in various ways. They can help you by breaking down food that your body couldn't process. They also protect your body from infections. But some of these bacteria are harmful and can do the opposite and can invade your body and
What is the scientific term for something that can be seen with the naked eye?
macroscopic
Taking antibiotics _ _ _ _ _ _ _
a person's _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
changes and microbiome
Do atoms work together to make a molecule? Yes or no and why? (Think hard on this one)
No, atoms aren't alive so they can't "work together" but instead bond together to form the molecule.
Do us humans have chloroplasts?
No, this is only for plants as they use it to store chlorophyll which is a green substance which helps them turn sunlight into food.