Bacteria

Question 1

Are bacteria: eukaryotic,prokaryotic, or A precursor to becoming a zombie

Answer 1

Prokaryotic

Question 2

What makes you more sick: virus, bacteria,or nobody knows its your birthday

Answer 2

Bacteria

Question 3

Archaea- Classified

Answer 3

Extremophiles
Unicellular
No peptidoglycan
Prokaryote

Question 4

Eubacteria-Classified

Answer 4

Everyday
Unicellular
Peptidoglycan
Prokaryote

Question 5

Archaea

Answer 5

physically resemble bacteria but
are genetically distinct

the extremists
chemosynthetic autotrophs

Question 6

Eubacteria

Answer 6

Heterotrophs, autotrophs, or
saprobes

Question 7

Saprobe

Answer 7

Feeds on dead things

Question 8

Spiral Shaped-Bacteria Structure

Answer 8

Spirillum

Question 9

Rod Shaped- Bacteria Structure

Answer 9

Bacillus

Question 10

Spherical shaped- Bacteria Structure

Answer 10

Coccus

Question 11

3 Types of Coccus

Answer 11

Diplococcus
Staphylococcus
Streptococcus

Question 12

Diplococcus

Answer 12

Paired cells

Question 13

Staphylococcus

Answer 13

Grape-like clusters

Question 14

Streptococcus

Answer 14

Long chains

Question 15

How does penicillin kill a bacteria

Answer 15

Stops bacteria from building their cell wall. The bacteria will die without the cell wall

Question 16

Bacteria- Reproduction

Answer 16

Asexual. Sexual
Binary fission. Conjugation

Question 17

Nitrogen fixation

Answer 17

process by which some bacteria convert N2 gas into ammonia

Question 18

Prokaryote

Answer 18

A cell without a nucleus or membrane-bound organelles. Includes bacteria and archaea

Question 19

Bacteria

Answer 19

Prokaryotic, unicellular organisms that can be helpful or harmful. They have cell walls and reproduce quickly

Question 20

Binary Fission

Answer 20

Asexual reproduction where a single bacterium splits into two identical cells

Question 21

Conjugation

Answer 21

Process where two bacteria exchange genetic material via a pilus, increasing genetic diversity

Question 22

Endospore

Answer 22

A tough, protective shell formed by bacteria during harsh conditions to survive

Question 23

Gram Stain

Answer 23

Lab method that divides bacteria into Gram-positive (purple) and Gram-negative (pink) based on cell wall structure.

Question 24

Gram-Positive

Answer 24

Bacteria with thick peptidoglycan walls; stain purple and are usually more sensitive to antibiotics.

Question 25

Gram-Negative

Answer 25

Bacteria with thin peptidoglycan and lipopolysaccharides; stain pink and are often antibiotic-resistant.

Question 26

Penicillin

Answer 26

Antibiotic from mold that kills bacteria by damaging their cell walls.

Question 27

Plasmid

Answer 27

Circular DNA in bacteria that often contains helpful genes, like antibiotic resistance.

Question 28

Pili

Answer 28

Hair-like structures on bacteria used for attachment or DNA exchange during conjugation.

Question 29

Flagella

Answer 29

Tail-like structures that help bacteria move.

Question 30

Ribosome

Answer 30

Organelle that builds proteins in bacterial cells.

Question 31

Toxin

Answer 31

Poison produced by some bacteria, such as those causing tetanus or botulism.

Question 32

Biobleaching

Answer 32

Eco-friendly method using bacterial enzymes to treat paper pulp, reducing chemical use.