Exploring and Classifying Life
Cells
Bacteria
Final Jeopardy - Not $500
Capitals
100
A prediction that can be tested. 

What is a hypothesis. 

100

One-celled organisms. 

What are bacteria?

100

Bacteria that make their own food.

What are producers?

100

Capital of Egypt. 

What is Cairo?

200

The standard of comparison in an experiment.

What is a control.

200

Storage organelles for food, water, and wastes. 

What are vacuoles?

200

Poisons made by some bacterial pathogens. 

What are toxins? 

200

Capital of Jordan.

What is Amman?

300

The smallest unit of an organism that carries on the functions of life.

What is a cell. 

300

A gelatinlike substance containing many chemicals the cell needs. 

What is a cytoplasm? 

300

Bacteria that cause disease. 

What are pathogens?

300

Capital of Iraq. 

What is Baghdad?

400

The theory that living things can only come from other living things.

What is biogenesis? 

400

These cells have many long branches to send and receive messages. 

What are nerve cells?

400

A process of limited heating which can kill most harmful bacteria in food. 

What is pasteurization? 

400

Capital of Saudi Arabia.

What is Riyadh? 

500

The maintenance of steady conditions inside an organism. 

What is homeostasis? 

500

Cells that contain hereditary information within a nucleus. 

What are eukaryotic cells?

500

These use dead organisms as food and energy, thus recycling nutrients for use by other organisms.

What are saprophytes?

500

An overabundance of cyanobacteria produces this, which can be harmful to aquatic life. 

What is a bloom?

500

Capital of Libya. 

What is Tripoli?

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