Characteristic of Life
Bacteria
Virus
Misc.
General Science
100

List any 4 characteristics of life.

made of cells, uses energy, reproduces, homeostasis, responds to stim, grow and develop, adapt to environment

100

What type of cell is a bacterium?

prokaryote

100

Are viruses considered living?

No, but it is argued by some scientists

100

What type of bacteria causes strep throat?

streptococcus 

100

How many bacteria are released in a sneeze?

10,000-100,000

200

Name a characteristic of life that your computer does NOT have.

able to reproduce, made of cells, adapts to its environment, 

200

How many cells is a bacteria made of?

one; unicellular

200

What are the two parts of a virus?

capsid and DNA (RNA or nucleic acid is ok too)

200

What kills bacteria when you have strep throat?

antibiotics

200

Prokaryotic cells do NOT have a ....

nucleus

300

Name two characteristics of life that your computer does have.

responds to stimuli, uses energy, maintains homeostasis 

300
How does a bacteria move?

flagellum

300

What size are viruses in comparison to bacteria?

super small to even microscopic bacteria

300

How does chicken pox, measles and whooping cough get transmitted?

virus through the air when people cough, sneeze, etc

300

What type of cell do animals, plants and fungi have?

eukaryotic

400

What is the science name for something that can make its own food?

Autotroph

400

What part of a bacteria allows it to stick to surfaces?

pili 

400

Do antibiotics kill viruses?

No, you need antivirals

400

E.Coli and Salmonella can be found in what?

undercooked meat products

400

Is mold the same as bacteria?

Nope

500

What is the science name for something that eats its food?

heterotroph

500

How do bacteria reproduce?

binary fission/ asexual reproduction

500

Name 2 characteristics of life do viruses NOT have?

made of cells, use energy, reproduce on their own

500

What is one way to prevent some viruses?

immunizations and having a healthy immune system

500

How do viruses reproduce?

They inject their DNA/RNA into a host cell.