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Date: ________ Class: _____ Seat #: _____
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1. Drugs that kill bacteria and cure bacterial infections and diseases.
2. When a disease occurs in greater numbers than expected in a community or
region or during a season.
3. Methods of reducing the likelihood of contracting a disease; methods depend
on the organism that causes the disease.
4. Preparation made from weakened or destroyed microbes that stimulates the
body’s immune system so that it will be able to recognize and destroy the
microbe if it encounters it later.
5. The study of microscopic organisms (microbes) too small to see without a
microscope.
6. This can happen when bacteria are no longer able to be killed by a particular
medicine.
7. An organism that lives on or in an organism of another species, known as the
host, receives its nutrients from that host and provides no benefit back to the
host.
8. An abnormal functioning of the body or part of body, sometimes caused by
infections.
9. Mechanisms or organisms (excluding humans) that spread diseases without
showing symptoms of having the disease.
10. Kingdom in the domain Eukarya that includes molds, mushrooms, and yeast.
11. An outbreak where a far higher number of people are affected by a disease, or
a much larger region is affected. In the most extreme case, the entire global
population would be affected by the disease.
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12. A diverse group of unicellular eukaryotic organisms that are classified by
how they move such as by pseudopods, flagella, or cilia.
13. Chlorophyll-containing eukaryotic organisms that can be unicellular or
multicellular and do not have true roots, stems, and leaves like plants.
14. A nonliving particle that invades and reproduces itself in a living cell; They
may cause disease in the host cell/organism.
15. Cell of the species that is harmed or damaged by a parasite.
16. An organism composed of one cell only.
17. An outbreak where there is a rapid spread or increase in the occurrence of a
disease.
18. Asexual reproduction in unicellular organisms by division into two daughter
cells.
19. Any permanent change in a gene or chromosome of a cell; may be beneficial,
harmful, or have little effect on an organism.
20. Disease causing organisms.
21. An organism composed of more than one cell.
22. Domain of prokaryotes, some of which cause human diseases; lack a nucleus.
Name: ______________________________
Date: ________ Class: _____ Seat #: _____
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Fill in the blank with the vocabulary term that best matches the definition listed.
1. Asexual reproduction in unicellular organisms by division into two daughter
cells.
2. Mechanisms or organisms (excluding humans) that spread diseases without
showing symptoms of having the disease.
3. A diverse group of unicellular eukaryotic organisms that are classified by
how they move such as by pseudopods, flagella, or cilia.
4. Disease causing organisms.
5. Methods of reducing the likelihood of contracting a disease; methods depend
on the organism that causes the disease.
6. Chlorophyll-containing eukaryotic organisms that can be unicellular or
multicellular and do not have true roots, stems, and leaves like plants.
7. Domain of prokaryotes, some of which cause human diseases; lack a nucleus.
8. Preparation made from weakened or destroyed microbes that stimulates the
body’s immune system so that it will be able to recognize and destroy the
microbe if it encounters it later.
9. An outbreak where a far higher number of people are affected by a disease, or
a much larger region is affected. In the most extreme case, the entire global
population would be affected by the disease.
10. Cell of the species that is harmed or damaged by a parasite.
11. Any permanent change in a gene or chromosome of a cell; may be beneficial,
harmful, or have little effect on an organism.
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Fill in the blank with the vocabulary term that best matches the definition listed.
12. An outbreak where there is a rapid spread or increase in the occurrence of a
disease.
13. An organism that lives on or in an organism of another species, known as the
host, receives its nutrients from that host and provides no benefit back to the
host.
14. An organism composed of one cell only.
15. When a disease occurs in greater numbers than expected in a community or
region or during a season.
16. Kingdom in the domain Eukarya that includes molds, mushrooms, and yeast.
17. Drugs that kill bacteria and cure bacterial infections and diseases.
18. A nonliving particle that invades and reproduces itself in a living cell; They
may cause disease in the host cell/organism.
19. This can happen when bacteria are no longer able to be killed by a particular
medicine.
20. An organism composed of more than one cell.
21. The study of microscopic organisms (microbes) too small to see without a
microscope.
22. An abnormal functioning of the body or part of body, sometimes caused by
infections.
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Date: ________ Class: _____ Seat #: _____
Choose the CAPITAL letter of the vocabulary term on the right that best matches the definition listed.
1. Chlorophyll-containing eukaryotic organisms that can be unicellular
or multicellular and do not have true roots, stems, and leaves like
plants.
2. A nonliving particle that invades and reproduces itself in a living
cell; They may cause disease in the host cell/organism.
3. Domain of prokaryotes, some of which cause human diseases; lack a
nucleus.
Vocabulary Term
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
algae
bacteria
fungi
protozoa
virus
4. Kingdom in the domain Eukarya that includes molds, mushrooms,
and yeast.
5. A diverse group of unicellular eukaryotic organisms that are
classified by how they move such as by pseudopods, flagella, or
cilia.
6. An organism composed of one cell only.
7. Cell of the species that is harmed or damaged by a parasite.
8. An organism composed of more than one cell.
Vocabulary Term
A. host cell
B. multicellular
C. unicellular
9. Disease causing organism.
10. Asexual reproduction in unicellular organisms by division into two
daughter cells.
11. The study of microscopic organisms (microbes) too small to see
without a microscope.
12. An organism that lives on or in an organism of another species,
known as the host, receives its nutrients from that host and provides
no benefit back to the host.
Vocabulary Term
A.
B.
C.
D.
binary fission
microbiology
parasite
pathogens
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Choose the CAPITAL letter of the vocabulary term on the right that best matches the definition listed.
13. Any permanent change in a gene or chromosome of a cell; may be
beneficial, harmful, or have little effect on an organism.
14. Preparation made from killed bacteria or damaged particles from
bacterial cell walls or viruses that can prevent some bacterial and
viral diseases.
15. A form of drug resistance whereby some sub-populations of a
microorganism, usually a bacterial species, are able to survive
exposure to one or more antibiotics.
Vocabulary Term
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
antibiotic resistance
antibiotics
mutation
vaccine
vector
16. Mechanisms or organisms (excluding humans) that spread diseases
without showing symptoms of having the disease.
17. Drugs that kill bacteria and cure bacterial infections and diseases.
18. Methods of reducing the likelihood of contracting a disease; methods
depend on the organism that causes the disease.
19. When a disease occurs in greater numbers than expected in a
community or region or during a season.
20. An outbreak where there is a rapid spread or increase in the
occurrence of a disease.
21. An outbreak that when a far higher number of people are affected by
a disease or a much larger region is affected. In the most extreme
case, the entire global.
22. An abnormal functioning of the body or part of body, sometimes
caused by infections
Vocabulary Term
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
disease
epidemic
outbreak
pandemic
prevention
Name: ______________________________
Date: ________ Class: _____ Seat #: _____
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antibiotics
epidemic
prevention
vaccine
microbiology
1. Drugs that kill bacteria and cure bacterial infections and diseases.
2. When a disease occurs in greater numbers than expected in a community or
region or during a season.
3. Methods of reducing the likelihood of contracting a disease; methods depend
on the organism that causes the disease.
4. Preparation made from weakened or destroyed microbes that stimulates the
body’s immune system so that it will be able to recognize and destroy the
microbe if it encounters it later.
5. The study of microscopic organisms (microbes) too small to see without a
missed earned %
microscope.
1
42 95%
2
40 91%
antibiotic resistance
6. This can happen when bacteria are no longer able to be killed
by
a particular
3
38
86%
medicine.
4
36 82%
5
34 77%
6
32 73%
7. An organism that lives on or in an organism of another species,
known
as the
7
30
68%
host, receives its nutrients from that host and provides no benefit back to the
8
28 64%
host.
9
26 59%
10
24 55%
8. An abnormal functioning of the body or part of body, sometimes
caused
by
11
22
50%
infections.
12
20 45%
13
18 41%
16 without
36%
9. Mechanisms or organisms (excluding humans) that spread14diseases
15
14 32%
showing symptoms of having the disease.
16
12 27%
17
10 23%
10. Kingdom in the domain Eukarya that includes molds, mushrooms,
yeast.
18
8and 18%
19
6 14%
20
4
9%
11. An outbreak where a far higher number of people are affected by a disease, or
21
2
5%
parasite
disease
vector
fungi
pandemic
a much larger region is affected. In the most extreme case, the entire global
population would be affected by the disease.
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Fill in the blank with the vocabulary term that best matches the definition listed.
protozoa
algae
virus
12. A diverse group of unicellular eukaryotic organisms that are classified by
how they move such as by pseudopods, flagella, or cilia.
13. Chlorophyll-containing eukaryotic organisms that can be unicellular or
multicellular and do not have true roots, stems, and leaves like plants.
14. A nonliving particle that invades and reproduces itself in a living cell; They
may cause disease in the host cell/organism.
host cell
15. Cell of the species that is harmed or damaged by a parasite.
unicellular
16. An organism composed of one cell only.
epidemic
binary fission
mutation
pathogens
multicellular
bacteria
17. An outbreak where there is a rapid spread or increase in the occurrence of a
disease.
missed earned %
1 two42daughter
95%
18. Asexual reproduction in unicellular organisms by division into
2
40 91%
cells.
3
38 86%
4
36 82%
19. Any permanent change in a gene or chromosome of a cell; may
beneficial,
5 be34
77%
harmful, or have little effect on an organism.
6
32 73%
7
30 68%
8
28 64%
20. Disease causing organisms.
9
26 59%
10
24 55%
21. An organism composed of more than one cell.
11
22 50%
12
20 45%
13
41%
22. Domain of prokaryotes, some of which cause human diseases; lack18a nucleus.
14
16 36%
15
14 32%
16
12 27%
17
10 23%
18
8 18%
19
6 14%
20
4
9%
21
2
5%
Name: ______________________________
Date: ________ Class: _____ Seat #: _____
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Fill in the blank with the vocabulary term that best matches the definition listed.
binary fission
vector
protozoa
pathogens
prevention
algae
bacteria
vaccine
pandemic
host cell
mutation
1. Asexual reproduction in unicellular organisms by division into two daughter
cells.
2. Mechanisms or organisms (excluding humans) that spread diseases without
showing symptoms of having the disease.
3. A diverse group of unicellular eukaryotic organisms that are classified by
how they move such as by pseudopods, flagella, or cilia.
4. Disease causing organisms.
5. Methods of reducing the likelihood of contracting a disease; methods depend
on the organism that causes the disease.
missed earned %
1
42 95%
6. Chlorophyll-containing eukaryotic organisms that can be unicellular
2
40or 91%
multicellular and do not have true roots, stems, and leaves like3 plants.
38 86%
4
36 82%
5
77%
7. Domain of prokaryotes, some of which cause human diseases; lack 34
a nucleus.
6
32 73%
7
30 68%
8. Preparation made from weakened or destroyed microbes that 8stimulates
28 the
64%
body’s immune system so that it will be able to recognize and9destroy
26 the59%
microbe if it encounters it later.
10
24 55%
11
22 50%
12
20 45%
9. An outbreak where a far higher number of people are affected by a disease, or
13
41%
a much larger region is affected. In the most extreme case, the entire18global
14
16 36%
population would be affected by the disease.
15
14 32%
16
12 27%
10. Cell of the species that is harmed or damaged by a parasite. 17
10 23%
18
8 18%
19
6 14%
11. Any permanent change in a gene or chromosome of a cell; may be beneficial,
20
4
9%
harmful, or have little effect on an organism.
21
2
5%
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Fill in the blank with the vocabulary term that best matches the definition listed.
epidemic
parasite
unicellular
outbreak
fungi
12. An outbreak where there is a rapid spread or increase in the occurrence of a
disease.
13. An organism that lives on or in an organism of another species, known as the
host, receives its nutrients from that host and provides no benefit back to the
host.
14. An organism composed of one cell only.
15. When a disease occurs in greater numbers than expected in a community or
region or during a season.
missed earned
%
16. Kingdom in the domain Eukarya that includes molds, mushrooms,
and yeast.
1
42 95%
2
40 91%
17. Drugs that kill bacteria and cure bacterial infections and diseases.
3
38 86%
4
36 82%
5
34 They
77%
18. A nonliving particle that invades and reproduces itself in a living cell;
6
32 73%
may cause disease in the host cell/organism.
7
30 68%
28 64%
antibiotic resistance 19. This can happen when bacteria are no longer able to be killed8by a particular
9
26 59%
medicine.
10
24 55%
11
22 50%
12
20 45%
20. An organism composed of more than one cell.
13
18 41%
14
16 36%
21. The study of microscopic organisms (microbes) too small to15
see without
14 a32%
microscope.
16
12 27%
17
10 23%
18 caused
8 by
18%
22. An abnormal functioning of the body or part of body, sometimes
19
6 14%
infections.
20
4
9%
21
2
5%
antibiotics
virus
multicellular
microbiology
disease
Name: _______________________
Matching
Seat #
Date: ___________ Class: ______
Choose the CAPITAL letter of the vocabulary term on the right that best matches the definition listed.
1. Chlorophyll-containing eukaryotic organisms that can be unicellular
or multicellular and do not have true roots, stems, and leaves like
plants.
2. A nonliving particle that invades and reproduces itself in a living
cell; They may cause disease in the host cell/organism.
3. Domain of prokaryotes, some of which cause human diseases; lack a
nucleus.
Vocabulary Term
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
algae
bacteria
fungi
protozoa
virus
4. Kingdom in the domain Eukarya that includes molds, mushrooms,
and yeast.
5. A diverse group of unicellular eukaryotic organisms that are
classified by how they move such as by pseudopods, flagella, or
cilia.
6. An organism composed of one cell only.
missed earned %
42
95%
7. Cell of the species that is harmed or damaged by a1 parasite.
2
40
91%
8. An organism composed of more than one cell. 3
38
86%
4
36
82%
5
34
77%
6
32
73%
7
30
68%
8
28
64%
9
26
59%
9. Disease causing organism.
10
24
55%
11
22
50%
10. Asexual reproduction in unicellular organisms by
division
into
two
12
20
45%
daughter cells.
13
18
41%
14
16
36%
11. The study of microscopic organisms (microbes) too small to see
15
14
32%
without a microscope.
16
12
27%
17
10
23%
12. An organism that lives on or in an organism of another species,
18host and
8 provides
18%
known as the host, receives its nutrients from that
19
6
14%
no benefit back to the host.
20
4
9%
21
2
5%
Vocabulary Term
A. host cell
B. multicellular
C. unicellular
Vocabulary Term
A.
B.
C.
D.
binary fission
microbiology
parasite
pathogens
Matching
Choose the CAPITAL letter of the vocabulary term on the right that best matches the definition listed.
13. Any permanent change in a gene or chromosome of a cell; may be
beneficial, harmful, or have little effect on an organism.
14. Preparation made from killed bacteria or damaged particles from
bacterial cell walls or viruses that can prevent some bacterial and
viral diseases.
15. A form of drug resistance whereby some sub-populations of a
microorganism, usually a bacterial species, are able to survive
exposure to one or more antibiotics.
Vocabulary Term
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
antibiotic resistance
antibiotics
mutation
vaccine
vector
16. Mechanisms or organisms (excluding humans) that spread diseases
without showing symptoms of having the disease.
17. Drugs that kill bacteria and cure bacterial infections and diseases.
18. Methods of reducing the likelihood of contracting a disease; methods
missed earned %
depend on the organism that causes the disease.
1
42
95%
19. When a disease occurs in greater numbers than expected
2
40in a 91%
community or region or during a season.
3
38
86%
4
36
82%
20. An outbreak where there is a rapid spread or increase
the 77%
5 in34
occurrence of a disease.
6
32
73%
7
30
68%
21. An outbreak that when a far higher number of people are affected by
8
64%
a disease or a much larger region is affected. In the
most28extreme
9
26
59%
case, the entire global.
10
24
55%
11 sometimes
22
50%
22. An abnormal functioning of the body or part of body,
12
20
45%
caused by infections
13
18
41%
14
16
36%
15
14
32%
16
12
27%
17
10
23%
18
8
18%
19
6
14%
20
4
9%
21
2
5%
Vocabulary Term
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
disease
epidemic
outbreak
pandemic
prevention