Archaea
Bacteria
Viruses
Miscellaneous
100

True or False: Archaea and bacteria used to be classified together, but now scientists think that archaea may have more in common with eukaryotes than bacteria

true

100

What is one way that bacteria can be beneficial?

help us digest food and make vitamins

help make foods like yogurt

help decompose things

100

What is one disease that can be caused by a virus?

answers will vary
100

Are antibiotics used to treat diseases caused by bacteria, viruses, or both?

bacteria

200
Name an example of an extreme environment where you might find archaea

very acidic, salty, dark, hot, cold, or sulfuric

200

DOUBLE POINTS: Are bacteria consumers, producers, or decomposers?

Can be any!

200

In order to replicate, a virus needs a:

What is a host (cell)

200

What are the 2 names of the amoeba sisters?

What are Pinky & Petunia

300

True or False: Archaea live ONLY in extreme environments

False - live everywhere

300

What are the 3 shapes of bacteria?

What are round, spiral, rod

300

Why aren't viruses considered living?

they don't perform life functions (use energy, maintain homeostasis, respond to stimuli, can't reproduce on its own)

300

What are the 3 domains?

What are Bacteria, Archaea, and Eukarya
400

What type of organism are archaea?

prokaryotes

400

how do bacteria reproduce?

What is binary fission?

400

A virus is made up of what 2 things?

What is genetic material (DNA or RNA) and protein

400

Because some archaea and bacteria thrive in extremely harsh environments, they are known as:

What is extremophiles?

500

What is one difference between archaea and bacteria?

different cell wall structure

different cell membrane

DNA has multiple points of origin

500

What are at least 2 places that bacteria can get new DNA from?

environment

viruses

other bacteria

500

What is the process called where viruses enter the cell, takes over, and then bursts when it's full of new viruses?

What is the lytic cycle

500

A smaller loop of DNA that some bacteria have that can be transferred to another bacteria:

what is a plasmid