Bacteria
Friendly Bacteria
Antibiotics
Microbes
Diseases
100

These microbes are unicellular organisms that lack a nucleus and are found in almost every environment on Earth.

Bacteria

100

Friendly bacteria help with this process in the stomach, breaking down food and absorbing nutrients.

Digestion

100

These are substances used to kill or inhibit the growth of bacteria and are commonly used to treat bacterial infections.

Antibiotics

100

These are tiny organisms that can only be seen under a microscope and include bacteria, viruses, fungi, and protozoa.

Microbe

100

An abnormal condition in your body that disrupts its normal functions. 

Disease

200

This process involves the use of vaccines to protect against diseases caused by certain bacteria. 

Vaccination

200

This popular dairy product often contains live bacteria, which are a type of friendly bacteria.

Yogurt

200

This was the first antibiotic discovered by Alexander Fleming in 1928.

Penicillin

200
A substance produced by a living organism which acts as a catalyst to bring about a specific biochemical reaction.


Enzyme

200

This disease, caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis, killed about one-third of the European population.

Black Death

300

Where do bacteria live?

In your body, food, and even on your skin.

300

Friendly bacteria can help boost this part of the immune system, protecting against infections.

Immune system
300

This is a common antibiotic used to treat throat infections and is often prescribed for strep throat.

Amoxicillin

300

These are non-living microbes that require a host cell to replicate and cause diseases such as the flu.

Virus

300

This pandemic infected one-third of the world’s population and caused millions of deaths in 1918.

Spanish Flu 

400

Bacteria are so small that you need this tool to see them.

A microscope

400

These are foods or supplements that contain friendly bacteria and can be good for gut health.

Probiotics

400

One common side effect of antibiotics is upset stomach, also known as ___.

Nausea

400

Which of the following is a beneficial microorganism found in yogurt?

Lactobacillus

400

This respiratory disease, known for causing severe coughing and weight loss, was responsible for millions of deaths before the invention of antibiotics.

Tuberculosis

500

Which food provides good bacteria?

Fruits, vegetables and whole grains

500

Friendly bacteria can help prevent problems like ___ by maintaining a healthy balance in the digestive system.

Diarrhea

500

When bacteria become resistant to antibiotics, this is called antibiotic ___.

Resistance

500

These photosynthetic microbes can be found in oceans, rivers, and lakes, and they produce oxygen as a by-product.

Algae

500

This viral disease, which originated in Africa, has infected millions of people since its emergence in the 1980s.

AIDS

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