Give Me The Giver
Who is the baby that lives with Jonas's family unit?
Who is Gabriel?
Are bacteria prokaryotes or eukaryotes?
What are prokaryotes?
The place and time of a story.
What is the setting?
When organisms take in food.
What is nutrition?
What is Gabriel's 'comfort object'?
What is a hippo?
What is Lily?
What are antibiotics?
What is medicine that kills bacteria.
Vaccinations are made of these.
What are dead or weak bacteria or viruses.
When organisms make more of itself.
What is reproduce.
What age do you get a bike?
What is nine?
Citizens are "released" when they break how many MAJOR rules?
What is three?
Name 3 diseases caused by bacteria.
What are Salmonella, tuberculosis, Typhoid, Tetanus, Scarlet fever, Cholera, Staph
Define a pathogen.
What is an organism that causes disease.
When organisms get rid of waste.
What is excretion?
At what age do citizens start doing volunteer hours?
What is eight?
Citizens are not allowed to go beyond this place.
What is the river?
What are 2 ways that people can prevent bacterial infections when traveling?
Washing hands frequently, avoiding raw food, and boiling water.
VOCABULARY: In the society that Jonas lives in, everyone is expected to ________ to the rules.
What is conform?
When organisms process and use energy in the cells.
What is respiration?
Who transfers memories to Jonas?
Who is the current Receiver (Giver)?
What do they call the feeling that Jonas takes a morning pill for?
What are STIRRINGS?
How do bacteria reproduce?
What is binary fission.
Two things that make prokaryotic cells different from eukaryotic cells.
What are prokaryotic cells are uni-cellular, smaller, and do not have a nucleus.
When organisms detect and react to changes in the environment.
What is sensitivity?
What job is looked upon as having no "honor"?
What is birthmother?