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The basics of bacteria and viruses for Biology 11
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viruses multiply
similar to bacteria
inside living cells
only in animal cells
outside cells
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Asexual reproduction of bacteria is called
binary fission
conjugation
lonely
endospore formation
3
chemosythetic are
parasitic
heterotrophic
autotrophic
saprophytic
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The type of virus that infects a bacterial cell is called
bacteriophage
retrovirus
AIDS
Lytic virus
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plasmids refers to
a part of our immune system
a small section of moneran DNA
a part of a bacteria cell wall
a form of reproduction
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Mutualism means
both organisms benefit
only one organism benefits
neither benefit
both organisms don't help eachother
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Bacteria may be identified by
the colour and shape of their colonies
the way they eat
their structure
all of these answers
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a pathogenic organism is one which
causes a disease
is a decomposer
eats dead cells
is a producer
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The best body defense(s) against pathogens
acid in our stomachs
antibiotics
is our blood cells
is the skin
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Autotrophs
use other cells
make their own food
live inside humans
eat food
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Colonies of bacteria are held together by
tubes
hair
pili
flagella
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The difference between lytic and lysogenic infections are
lysogenic is less intense
lytic is fast and results in cell death
lytic hides inside the host cell
lytic only happens in humans
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Bacteria in human blood is killed by
red blood cells
white blood cells
plasma
platelets
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monerans
prokaryotic
are eukaryotic
have a nucleus
multicellular
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The round kind of bacteria is called
rod
sprilla
bacillus
coccus
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Ebola is considered a
endospore
bacteriaphage
lytic virus
lysogenic virus
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Bacteria that survive unfavourable conditions are called
granules
pili
endospores
cysts
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Agar plates are used to
make nutrients
grow viruses
make antibiotics
culture bacteria