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Froggy Jumps Virus, Bacteria, ProtistsVersión en línea Biology por Nikki Bell 1 In 1890 a Dutch Scientist ( Beijerinck) named tiny particles that cause disease a Virus b Bacteria c Pathogen 2 True or False: A virus can reproduce only by infecting living cells. a True b False c 3 A protein coat surrounding a virus is called a a Bacteriophage b Capsid c Cape 4 A virus that infects bacteria is called a Bacteriophage b Capsid c Protogen 5 Rod shaped prokaryotes are called a Bacilli b Cocci c Spirilla 6 Spherical prokaryotes are called a Bacilli b Cocci c Spirilla 7 Spiral / corkscrew prokaryotes are called a Bacilli b Cocci c Spirilla 8 When a prokaryote doubles in size and replicates it DNA, dividing in half and producing two identical cells, it is a reproduction known as a Binary Fission b Endosphere c Conjugation 9 Bacteria, viruses, and any taxonomic group that cause disease a Pathogens b Bacteria c Viruas 10 True or False: Bacteria cause disease by destroying living cells or by releasing chemicals that upset homeostasis. a True b False c 11 A preparation of weakened or killed pathogens or inactivated toxins injected to stimulate body's immune system a Antibiotics b Vaccine c Treatment 12 A number of drugs that can be used to attack a bacterial infection a Antibiotics b Vaccine c Antiviral 13 Eukaryotes that are not members of the plant, animal, or fungi kingdoms a Protists b Antagonists c Prokaryotes 14 True or False: ALL protists are able to move on their own power a True b False c 15 Cytoplasmic projections that help unicellular protists move by changing their shape a Cilia b Flagella c Pseudopods 16 Structures supported by a protists's microtubules and move like oars on a boat a Cilia b Flagella c Spores 17 Structures supported by a protist's microtubles and are relatively long, usually one or two per cell and rotate like a propeller. a Cilia b Flagella c Spores 18 True or False: Some of the most important protists are nonmobile and depend on air, water, and other organisms to help carry them around. a True b False c 19 Water molds - and many other protists - reproduce asexually by producing spores in a structure called a Molds b Models c Sporangium 20 True or False: A virus is easier to treat than a bacterial infection a True b False c

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Virus, Bacteria, ProtistsVersión en línea

por Nikki Bell

In 1890 a Dutch Scientist ( Beijerinck) named tiny particles that cause disease

True or False: A virus can reproduce only by infecting living cells.

A protein coat surrounding a virus is called a

A virus that infects bacteria is called

Rod shaped prokaryotes are called

Spherical prokaryotes are called

Spiral / corkscrew prokaryotes are called

When a prokaryote doubles in size and replicates it DNA, dividing in half and producing two identical cells, it is a reproduction known as

Bacteria, viruses, and any taxonomic group that cause disease

True or False: Bacteria cause disease by destroying living cells or by releasing chemicals that upset homeostasis.

A preparation of weakened or killed pathogens or inactivated toxins injected to stimulate body's immune system

A number of drugs that can be used to attack a bacterial infection

Eukaryotes that are not members of the plant, animal, or fungi kingdoms

True or False: ALL protists are able to move on their own power

Cytoplasmic projections that help unicellular protists move by changing their shape

Structures supported by a protists's microtubules and move like oars on a boat

Structures supported by a protist's microtubles and are relatively long, usually one or two per cell and rotate like a propeller.

True or False: Some of the most important protists are nonmobile and depend on air, water, and other organisms to help carry them around.

Water molds - and many other protists - reproduce asexually by producing spores in a structure called

True or False: A virus is easier to treat than a bacterial infection