Bacteria breakdown
Viral Vexations
Survival & Science
Microbe Match-Up
Cell Organelles
100

Bacteria are known as this because they lack a nucleus

what is a prokaryote

100

Viruses are not classified as living because they cannot do this independently.

What is reproduce?


100

Antibiotics only work against this type of microorganism

What is bacteria?


100

Unlike bacteria, viruses must infect this to replicate.

What is a host cell?


100

This organelle is found in bacteria and is responsible for protein synthesis.

What are ribosomes?

200

 This bacterial structure provides protection and shape.

What is the cell wall?

200

This protein shell surrounds and protects a virus’s genetic material.

What is a capsid?

200

Unlike bacteria, viruses cannot survive in extreme environments because they lack these.

What are cell structures?


200

This type of microorganism is considered prokaryotic because it lacks a nucleus.

What is bacteria?


200

Bacteria lack a nucleus, so their DNA is stored in this region of the cell.

What is the nucleoid?

300

What is the name of bacterial reproduction

Binary Fission

300

Unlike bacteria, viruses can contain this type of genetic material.

What is RNA?

300

Name one reason why understanding bacteria and viruses is important for human health

What is preventing disease, using antibiotics correctly, or developing vaccines?


300

One major structural difference between bacteria and viruses is that bacteria have these, but viruses do not.

What are organelles?


300

This structure in bacteria controls what enters and exits the cell.

What is the cell membrane?


400

This dna can be passed from one bacteria to another.

What is a plasmid
400

Some viruses, such as HIV, can remain dormant inside host DNA before activating. This process is part of this viral replication cycle.

What is the lysogenic cycle?

400

Name one way bacteria can be beneficial to humans.

What is aiding digestion, medicine production, or decomposition?

400

While bacteria always have DNA, viruses may have either DNA or this.

What is RNA

400

In some bacteria, these hair-like structures help with attachment to surfaces and the exchange of genetic material.

What are pili?

500
These whiplike structure helps a cell to move
What is flagellum
500

Some viruses have this lipid-based covering, taken from a host cell, which helps them evade the immune system.

What is an envelope?

500

Explain why antibiotics do not work on viruses

What is viruses are not living

500

This key difference in reproduction means bacteria can multiply independently while viruses cannot.

What is binary fission vs. needing a host cell?

500

What is the difference between Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic cells?

Prokaryotes lack a nucleus whole Eukaryotes have a nucleaus.

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