Facts
Structure
Definitions
Explain
True or False
100

Viruses are living

What is NO?

100

Two types of virus types

What is Naked and Enveloped viruses?

100

Latin for Virus 

Poison

100

What are bacteria? (2)

Single celled organisms 

Very small 

Can be found on most materials and surfaces

100

Bacteria are non-living organisms

What is FALSE?

200

Direct contact with bacteria will occur when touching a pen used by an infected person. (T/F)

No, that is indirect 
200

What are the three basic shapes of bacteria?

- bacilli 

- cocci 

- spiral shaped

200

Lytic

What is break open / explode / destroy? 

200

differences between bacterial and human cells 

bacteria have: 

- no nucleus 

- PROKARYOTIC (no membrane bound organelles) 

- No intracellular organelles 

200

In the lysogenic replication cycle, the lysogenic cycle occurs after the lytic cycle. 

False 

Lysogenic cycle occurs first and then will turn to the lytic cycle once the cell is under stress. 

300

All bacteria are bad and cause harm to the body (pathogens). 

No, some are helpful; create cheese, help us digest food, produce vitamins, used to produce yogurt, buttermilk, and other products.

300

Part of cell where proteins are made

What are ribosomes? 

300
The range of hosts/ cells a virus can infect 

What is Viral Specificity? 

300

What is gene therapy? 

Inserted desired DNA into a cell using a non-harmful virus. 

300

Bacteria grow in size

FALSE 

Grow in number and not size 

400

4 Stages of Lytic Cycle

What is:

1) Attachment & Entry 

2) Replication 

3) Production and Assembly 

4) Lysis and Release 

400

3 Things that viruses contain:

1) Nucleic acid or RNA/DNA

2) Protective protein capsule 

3) Docking proteins

400

Bacilli

rod shaped 

400

Four methods of bacteria getting food 

- scavengers

- warriors 

- decompose 

- mutualistic 

400

Viruses can be general or specific. 

Give examples. 

What is true?

General - influenza

Specific - HIV 

500

All strands of E. coli are bad for you (T/F) 

No, 

one type helps you digest food. 


500

Difference between capsule and cell wall

Capsule - keeps the cell from drying out and helps it stick to things 

Cell wall- thick outer covering that keeps the shape of the bacterial cell 

500

Cocci 

Round shaped

500

How do bacteria make you sick?

- they produce toxins that result in fever, headache, vomiting, diarrhea, and destroy body tissue 

- they reproduce and increase in number 

500

Pilli is the part of the bacterial cell that is used to move around. 

False 

Flagella move the cell around 

Pilli allows bacteria to attach to other cells. 

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