Bacteria AGAIN
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Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous 2.0
100

8) Feeds on a living host.

Parasitic Bacterium.

100

Bacillus cereus looks like what?

Rod-shaped

100

 7) A disease-producing agent

Pathogen.
100

50) Which of the following is not a type of disorder?

Aging

100

5) A whiplike thread of protein molecules used for movement

Flagellum.

200

 10) Feeds on dead organic material

 Saprophytic bacterium    

200

Staphylococcus Aureus looks like what?

Circular Bacteria Grape-like cluster.

200

 13) Food poisoning caused by bacteria

Botulism.

200

 28) Many scientists believe that “mad cow disease” is caused by a

Prion.

200

22) The study of aging

Gerontology

300

16) True or False: Any antibiotic works against any type of bacteria.

False.

300

Rhodospirillum Rubrum looks like what?

Has a spiral shape.

300

21) A disease which causes blisters on the skin and for which Jenner developed a vaccine

Smallpox

300

31) Transformation is a type of

Bacterial Genetic Transfer.

300

11) An abnormal growth of cells that is slow and localized

Benign Tumor.

400

 12) An insect or other arthropod that carries a pathogen

Vector.
400

29) The main form of reproduction for most bacteria is

Binary Fission.

400

 39) Which of the following can both cure and cause cancer?

Radiation.

400

 45) An example of microscopic cellular organisms that can live only inside a living cell are 

Rickettsiae.

400

41) In order for a bacterium to grow, which of the following factors does not have to be within the proper range for that bacterium?

All of these must be within proper range.

500

38) Chemicals used in the treatment of some infectious diseases and which are bactericidal or bacteriostatic are called

Antibiotics.

500

30) When conditions become unfavorable for life, some bacteria form

Endospores.

500

47) Which of the following is not used to determine the etiology of a certain disease?

Inject a healthy individual with a vaccine against the disease.

500

35) Which of the following does not belong with the other three?

Saprophyte.

500

52) What are interferons?

Are proteins produced by cells that have been attacked by a virus, released when a host cell dies.