The genetic material for bacteria and viruses are _.
What is plasmid for bacteria and nucleic acid (DNA/RNA) for virus?
Label the parts of the bacteria.
What is A-pili, B-chromosome, C-cytoplasm, & D-ribosomes?
What changed God's plan of bacteria being "very good"?
What is the Curse or "fall"?
These are bacteria that break down large chemicals in dead organisms into small chemicals.
What are decomposers?
Bacteria are called _ because their cells have nuclei that contain the cell's genetic materials or membrane-bound organelles.
What is prokaryotes?
The outer covering of a bacteria is _ and the outer covering for a virus is _.
What is a capsule for bacteria and a capsid for viruses?
The diagram represents _.

What is a latent virus?
Bacteria are used to make _.
What is food?
The image describes where one bacterium divides to form two identical bacteria cells.
What is binary fission?
Viruses are considered nonliving because _.
What is they are not cells, do not create their own food/energy, or reproduce?
Bacteria help our bodies in these ways.
What is keep harmful bacteria from growing and helping our guts?
Examples of where bacteria are found.
What is everywhere-air, soil, water?
Label the image.

What is A-plasmid, B-cell membrane, and C-cell wall?
Archaea bacteria do not have _ in their cell wall and they prefer to live in these conditions.
What is peptidoglycan and hot, salty, & pressurized areas?
Bacteria help grazing animals by digesting _ in the foods they eat.
What is cellulose?
The ways to fight viral infections.
What are get vaccinated against some viral diseases, practice good hygiene, healthy living?
The diagram describes a virus that immediately goes into action and takes over cell functions in a host.

What is an active virus?
Determine the shapes of the following bacteria.
What is A-cocci, B-Bacilli, and C-Spiral?
Bacteria help the plants by _ to the soil.
What is making nitrogen gas from the air usable for the plants?