Characteristics of Living Things
Bacteria
Virus
Cholera
Typhoid Fever
100

Define Unicellular and Multicellular Organisms

Unicellular- one cells carries out the functions of necessary to stay alive.

Multicellular- trillions of cells work together to carry out the functions of an organism.

100

Living or nonliving?

Living

100

Living or nonliving?

Nonliving

100

Bacteria or virus

Bacteria

100

Bacteria or Virus

Bacteria

200

What must all cells have?

DNA

200

What shape?

round, bricks, bullet, robot-like, threads

200

What shape?

spiral, rod

200

Outbreak source and cause

Water pump on Broad Street. Bacteria from a household sewer leaked into the waterway.

200

Cause

Bacteria: Salmonella Typhi


Contaminated uncooked food/water

Poor hygiene

300

What two things can living organisms get energy from?

Sunlight and consuming other living organisms

300

Reproduction

Binary Fission (asexual reproduction)

A cell copies its DNA and splits itself into two identical cells

300

Reproduction

Virus attaches to a host cell, injects the host cell with genetic material from the virus. The virus takes control of the host cells and forces it to copy its genetic material(DNA). The host cell will burst and spread the virus to the cells around it. 

300

Butcher's name and his crime

Gideon Slye, sold spoiled meat

300

How many people got Typhoid Fever because of Mary Mallon? How many died?

47

3

400

Define Binary Fission

One cell copies its DNA and splits into two identical cells.

400

Disease

Medicine

Choloera, Strep throat, E.coli, Typhoid Fever


Antibiotics

400

Disease 

Medicine

Cold, flu, covid


Vaccine

400

Investigators name

John Snow

400

What was Mary's job at the Island?

Lab technician 

500

Name the 6 Characteristics of living things

1. Cellular Organization

2. The Chemicals of Life

3. Growth and Development

4. Response to Surroundings

5. Reproduction

6. Energy Use

500

Silimarity with virus

microorganism

500

Similarity with bacteria

contains genetic material

500

Who was Matilda Wright's great nephew and why was he important?

Thomas Sutterfield: He was a lawyer. He had a case against the Butcher for selling spoiled meat.

500

What is George Soper's job title?

Civil Engineer

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