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Science exam T. 12
science exam review chapter 12
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What happens when bacteria reproduces by binary fusion | one cell produces two cells |
| A way to prevent viral infections is through... | vaccinations |
| True or False: Bacteria change oxygen into nitrogen | False |
| What organisms can live where nothing else lives? | Archaea |
| All bacteria have how many cells? | one cell |
| Which of the following is NOT a shape of bacteria: Crystal Spirilla Cocci Bacilli | Crystal |
| Which of the following is NOT a shape of viruses? crystal spirilla sphere cylinder | Spirilla |
| True or False: They do not live on their own. | True |
| Why are viruses hard to fight? | Viruses are large and change slowly |
| What is one way bacteria help the environment? | The change nitrogen to a form plants can use |
| What type of medicine is used to kill bacteria? | antibiotic |
| What is an example of bioremediation? | Using microorganisms to clean up an oil spill. |
| What is an example of genetic engineering? | adding nitrogen-fixing bacteria to the soil before planting crops. |
| Where do viruses reproduce? | inside a host cell |
| Bacteria that make their own food are... | producers |
| Bacteria that break down dead organisms are... | decomposers |
| An organisms with no nucleus is a... | prokaryote |
| An organism that invades a cell and uses it to create more organisms is a... | virus |
| Bacteria that causes disease are... | pathogenic bacteria |
| The use of bacteria to change harmful chemicals to harmless ones is... | bioremediation |
| What process splits one single-celled organism into two single-celled organisms? | binary fission |
| A cell with a nucleus is a... | eukaryote |
| Archaea that live in ocean vents and hot springs are... | heat lovers |
| Archaea that live in swamps and animal intestines are... | salt lovers |
| Bacteria that eat other organisms or live in or on the body of another organism are... | consumers |
| In what process do bacteria change nitrogen into a form plants can use? | nitrogen fixation |
| What are bacteria that cause disease? | pathogenic bacteria |
| How have scientists made certain plants resistant to disease-causing bacteria? | by genetic engineering |
| What keeps people from getting many bacterial disease? | vaccination |
| Spherical-shaped bacteria are... | cocci |
| Rod-shaped bacteria are... | bacilli |
| Spiral-shaped bacteria are... | spirilla |