Viruses
Bacteria
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100

What is the name of the protective coating that surrounds a virus's nucleic material?

Protein coat / capsid

Penta Jeopardy = 10x points

100

Name the different shapes of Bacteria

Coccus - Round

Bacillus - Rod-shaped

Spirillum - Spiral shaped

(Vibrio - Comma shaped = BONUS 100points)

100

The Domain in which Protists can be found:

Eukarya

100

Define homeostasis? 

Maintenance of a stable internal environment

100

Carl Linneus came up with this system of giving organisms a scientific name

Binomial nomenclature

200

Explain why viruses are not considered to be living organisms.  

Viruses do not exhibit all the characteristics of life.   They do not breathe/respire, obtain/use energy.

They can only replicate when in a host cell...

They are referred to as being Acellular Pathogens.

200

The way in which one bacterium divides to become two

Binary fission

200

Animal-like Protists are commonly referred to as:

Protozoa

200

The difference between a prokaryote and a Eukaryote is:

Prokaryotes do not have a nucleus, nor membrane-bound organellles. (Also very tiny)

Eukaryotes have a distinct(clear) nucleus and organelles with membranes that surround them. (Also much bigger)

200

The scientific name for a tiger is panthera tigris.

Name the Species and Genus of the tiger.

Rewrite it correctly according to Binomial nomenclature rules. 

Panthera tigris.

Genus is with a Capital P for Panthera

species is with a lower case t for tigris.

Written in italics.

Underlined (compulsory if handwritten)

Penta Jeopardy = 5x points

300

Name a type of virus that only infects Bacteria

Bacteriophage

300

During unfavorable conditions a bacterium will produce a hard coating called _______________ that surrounds its nucleoid

Endospore

300

How are protists classified?

Name these classifications of Protists.

By the way in which Protists obtain and use energy.

Plant-like.

Animal-like.

Fungus-like.

Quad Jeopardy = 4x points

300

State the organelles which perform the following functions in a cell:

Stores hereditary information.

Makes proteins.

Performs Cellular Respiration.

Nucleus

Ribosomes

Mitochondrion

300

When humans breed specific organisms of a species to select desired traits in the offspring.

Artificial selection.

400

True or False:

Antibiotics are effective in killing viruses.

Say why/why not.

False.

Antibiotics can only be used on living things, such as bacteria.

Viruses can only be treated/prevented by using Antivirals (interrupts the viral life cycle) and vaccines (a weakened form of the virus which allows us to recognize it and fight it.)

400

The type of Bacteria that live in extremely SALTY conditions that no other organisms can survive in.

Archaebacteria

Extremophiles

Halophiles

Triple jeopardy = 3x points

400

The Amoeba extends its cell membrane and cytoplasm to produce specialised structures to hunt,move and eat. These structures are called:

Pseudopodia

400

All the Chemical reactions that occur in a cell are called:

Metabolism

400

A species of fish has lived in a lake in a cave for many generations, and now their eyes no longer function. Their eyes are an example of ______________.

Vestigial structures

500

What happens in the Lytic cycle?

The host cell makes many copies of the virus inside of it and then bursts, releasing them all at once.

500

the sharing of genetic material between bacteria using their Pili

Conjugation

Double Jeopardy = 2x points

500

These protists can have flagella, cilia and pseudopodia for movement and are both heterotrophic and Autotrophic.

Euglena.

Mr Robben's super protist :)

500

State the three points of cell theory.

the cell is the basic unit of life.

All organisms are made up of one or more cells.

All cells come from pre-existing cells.

500

A species of hummingbird depends on nectar it gets from flowers. The hummingbirds with the longest tongues are able to reach the nectar the easiest, so the population of hummingbirds evolves to have longer tongues. This is an example of __________.

Natural selection