Cells
Vocab
Patient 23
Symbiosis
Wildcard
100

A cell is the _______ ______ of life

smallest unit 

OR

basic unit

100

Which vocabulary word means “living thing too small to see without a microscope”?

Microorganism

100

What bacteria infected patient 23 during week 7?

C. Difficile

100

What kind of relationship do we have with the microorganisms that live in and on us?

Mutualistic

100

What college did Ms. Caen go to?

Cornell University

200

True or False: All living things are made up of at least one cell

True!

200

The human _____________ contains 100 trillion microorganisms!

microbiome

200

Why was Patient 23 prescribed antibiotics after week 3?

To kill the C. jejuni bacteria

200

When one organism benefits and the other is harmed, it is called a ______________ relationship

Parasitic

200

Where did “C. difficile” get its name?

Difficult to kill

300

Name the TWO organelles that plant cells have, that animal cells do NOT

Cell Wall, Chloroplast

300

What is an antibiotic?

Medicine that kills microorganisms/bacteria

300

What happened to Patient 23’s microbiome after he took antibiotics?


The antibiotics killed good and bad bacteria, leaving a lot of empty space

300

Name an example of a parasitic relationship

Many!

300

What is the “jelly” on Petri dishes called?

agar

400

Rank the following from smallest to largest:

Human skin cell

Oxygen atom

E. coli bacteria cell

Water molecule

Oxygen atom

Water molecule

E. coli bacteria cell

Human skin cell

400

What is the word that describes a circle of bacteria that has grown on a petri dish?

colony

400

Why will a fecal transplant cure a C. Diff infection?

It fills up the microbiome and leaves no food and space for C. Diff to survive

400

Why don't parasites usually kill their hosts? 

They need to keep their host alive for food and resources
400

Who has been at Wagner the longest?


Mr. Hernandez

Ms. Caen

Ms. Chey

Ms. Orozco

500

What is a eukaryotic cell?

More complex cells that have many organelles, like plant and animal cells

500

What is the difference between a probiotic and a prebiotic?

Probiotics contain live microorganisms, prebiotics are just food for our microorganisms

500

Why can overusing antibiotics lead to antibiotic resistance?

Certain bacteria become immune to antibiotics and they reproduce to make more resistant bacteria

500

Come up with an example of a SYMBIOTIC relationship in your own life!

Many answers!

500

Which prefix would you use to measure the diameter of an atom?

nano