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CHAPTER 18
Review game
ROUND 1 – 5 POINTS EACH
ROUND 2 – 10 POINTS EACH
ROUND 3 - 15 POINTS EACH
1. When a pathogen, such as a bacteria or virus
gets into your body….your immune system starts
to?
A. Decrease your body temperature
B. Produce more red blood cells
C. Produce more white blood cells
D. Lower the size of your lymph nodes
Dog Sneeze
1. When a pathogen, such as a bacteria or virus
gets into your body….your immune system starts
to?
A. Decrease your body temperature
B. Produce more red blood cells
C. Produce more white blood cells
D. Lower the size of your lymph nodes
Dog Sneeze
2. Which of the following is something that
viruses and your cells have in common?
A. Viruses and cells reproduce through mitosis
B. Viruses and cells both contain nucleic acids
C. Viruses and cells both metobolize food for energy
D. Viruses and cells both have plasma membranes
2. Which shows something that viruses and
your cells have in common?
A. Viruses and cells reproduce through mitosis
B. Viruses and cells both contain nucleic acids
C. Viruses and cells both metabolize food for energy
D. Viruses and cells both have plasma membranes
3. Which type of organism mutualistically lives
inside human and cow intestine?
A. Viruses
B. Fungi
C. Bacteria
D. Protozoan
3. Which type of organism mutualistically lives
inside human and cow intestine?
A. Viruses
B. Fungi
C. Bacteria
D. Protozoan
4. Fungi and bacteria….?
A. are both made of prokaryotic cells
B. both have the ability to carry out photosynthesis
C. are all unicellular
D. decompose organisms and recycle nutrients
4. Fungi and bacteria….?
A. are both made of prokaryotic cells
B. both have the ability to carry out photosynthesis
C. are all unicellular
D. decompose organisms and recycle nutrients
5. Which one of these pictures is a virus?
A
C
B
D
5. Which one of these pictures is a virus?
A
C
B
D
ROUND 2
1. In order to replenish the good bacteria that live
in your intestines, you should…
A. Start taking antibiotics
B. Get a bacteria vaccine
C. Eat yogurt
D. Finish all of your antibiotics
1. In order to replenish the good bacteria that live
in your intestines, you should…
A. Start taking antibiotics
B. Get a bacteria vaccine
C. Eat yogurt
D. Finish all of your antibiotics
2. Bacterial asexual reproduction (that is like
mitosis) is called…
A. Binary fission
B. Conjugation
C. Pilus
D. Meiosis
2. Bacterial asexual reproduction (that is like
mitosis) is called…
A. Binary fission
B. Conjugation
C. Pilus
D. Meiosis
3. A virus uses a host cell for….
A. Respiration
B. Communication
C. Reproduction
D. Digestion
Lion Sneeze
3. A virus uses a host cell for….
A. Respiration
B. Communication
C. Reproduction
D. Digestion
Lion Sneeze
4. Why is it easier for people with HIV to get sick
from other bacteria and viruses?
4. Why is it easier for people with HIV to get sick
from other bacteria and viruses?
HIV attacks the immune system (white blood cells)
5. Instead of a cell wall or plasma membrane,
all viruses are contained by …..?
A. a nucleus
B. a capsid
C. an envelope
D. a capsule
5. Instead of a cell wall or plasma membrane,
all viruses are contained by …..?
A. a nucleus
B. a capsid
C. an envelope
D. a capsule
Tell me whether the following three are viruses or
bacteria….and how they are transmitted.
1. Smallpox
2. HIV
3. Strep
Tell me whether the following three are viruses or
bacteria….and how they are transmitted.
1. Smallpox - virus, direct contact
2. HIV - virus, blood,sexual contact, breastmilk
3. Strep - bacteria, moisture secretions
ROUND 3
1. Antibiotics can kill….
A. viruses and bacteria
B. viruses only
Getting ready to sneeze….
C. bacteria only
D. viruses, protists, and bacteria
1. Antibiotics can kill….
A. viruses and bacteria
B. viruses only
Getting ready to sneeze….
C. bacteria only
D. viruses, protists, and bacteria
2. How do antibiotics kill bacteria?
Squirrel sneeze
2. How do antibiotics kill bacteria?
Squirrel sneeze
Breaks the cell wall
3. Which of the following is not a use for bacteria
A. farming
B. to make medicine
C. to make some foods
D. unclog blocked arteries
Cat Sneeze
3. Which of the following is not a use for bacteria
A. farming
B. to make medicine
C. to make some foods
D. unclog blocked arteries
Cat Sneeze
4. In ideal conditions, how fast can bacteria
replicate?
Trying Not to Sneeze
4. In ideal conditions, how fast can bacteria
replicate?
Every 20
minutes
Trying Not to Sneeze
5.
Bacteria that are chemo-autotrophs can
live in extreme environments because…
A. They are very tiny
B. They break down toxic materials for energy
C. Their growth pattern is unique
D. They move using a flagella
Big
Sneezes
for little
babies
5.
Bacteria that are chemo-autotrophs can
live in extreme environments because…
A. They are very tiny
B. They break down toxic materials for energy
C. Their growth pattern is unique
D. They move using a flagella
Big
Sneezes
for little
babies