Bacteria
Viruses
Basic Terminology
Label the cell
Label the cell 2
100
What shape is spirillium?
Spiral
100
How to viruses reproduce?
Host Cell
100
Organisms without a nucleus
Prokaryote
100
What is the tail part of a bacteria? (D)
flagellum
100
What is B? ...A cell structure that synthesizes proteins
Ribosomes
200
What shape is coccus?
round/spherical
200
Do antibiotics affect viruses?
No
200
Organisms with a nucleus
Eukaryotes
200
What is C?
DNA
200
short, hair-like protein structures found on the surface of bacterial cells, primarily used for attachment to other cells or surfaces
pilli
300
How can you get rid of bacteria?
Antibiotics
300
Do viruses have cells?
No, They are non-living
300
The two kingdoms of bacteria are....
Eubacteria and Archaea
300
What is G? (typically a small circular DNA strand in the cytoplasm)
Plasmid
300
The gelatinous liquid that fills the inside of a cell?
Cytoplasm
400
Bacteria that cause disease
Eubacteria
400
What can prevent viruses?
Vaccines
400
What is a heterotroph?
An organism which is not able to produce its own food and must obtain it from another source
400
What is F? (the inside lining) 
Cell membrane
400
What kind of cell is this?
Bacterial/Prokaryote
500
Bacteria that live in harsh environments
Archaebacteria
500
How can antibiotic resistance develop?
Taking antibiotics when they are not needed or not finishing a perscription
500
What is an autotroph?
An organism which can produce its own nourishment (ex. photosynthesis)
500
What is E? A rigid, non-living layer that surrounds certain types of cells, primarily plant cells, providing structural support, protection, and maintaining the cell's shape
Cell Wall
500
What are the two types of cells that all organisms fall into?
Prokaryote and Eukaryote