3. Bacteria: Reproduction Bacteria: Response Virus: Life Cycle Vaccines Scientific Method $100 $300 $200 $400 $500

4. Bacteria: Reproduction - $100 First step in reproduction

5. Bacteria: Reproduction - $200 Cell that starts reproduction is called the ____________ cell

6. Bacteria: Reproduction - $300 Cells made after reproduction are called _____________ cells

7. Bacteria: Reproduction - $400 Name 3 ways we preserve food so bacteria cannot grow

8. Bacteria: Reproduction - $500 Box used to heat agar plates so bacteria can grow

9. Bacteria: Response - $100 What some bacteria use to move

10. Bacteria: Response - $200 Structure formed by a bacteria to protect its chromosome from damage

11. Bacteria: Response - $300 Best way to prevent the spread of a bacterial infection

12. Bacteria: Response - $400 What it is called if a bacteria is not getting enough food or water

13. Bacteria: Response - $500 2 differences between a bacterial and human cell

14. Virus: Life Cycles - $100 Outside of virus that is used to protect DNA

15. Virus: Life Cycles - $200 Where virus reproduces

16. Virus: Life Cycles - $300 Chemical made by white blood cell that kills viruses

17. Virus: Life Cycles - $400 Only place a virus can grow

18. Virus: Life Cycles - $500 Name of disease that scientists “killed”

19. Vaccines - $100 1st person to make a vaccine Who did he do it to??

20. Vaccines - $200 Type of cell that makes antibodies to viruses

21. Vaccines $300 Why is there no vaccine to HIV?

22. Vaccines - $400 1st step in making a vaccine is to do this to the virus

23. Vaccines $500 Why does it take 14 days for a vaccine to start working in a human?

24. Scientific Method - $100 Will washing your hands with soap decrease disease? Identify the control

25. Scientific Method $200 Will washing your hands with soap decrease disease? Identify the independent variable

26. Scientific Method $300 Scientific Method $300 Will washing your hands with soap decrease disease? Identify the dependent variable

27. Scientific Method $400 Will washing your hands with soap decrease disease? Create a hypothesis

28. Scientific Method - $500 Will washing your hands with soap decrease disease? Identify 3 constants

29. Bacteria Reproduction - $100 Double its DNA

30. Bacteria Reproduction - $200 A parent cell

31. Bacteria Reproduction - $300 Daughter cells

32. Bacteria Reproduction - $400 1.Freeze or refrigerate 2. canning 3. preservatives 4. drying 5. salting

33. Bacteria Reproduction - $500 Incubator 97°F

34. Bacteria Response - $100 flagella

35. Bacteria Response - $200 Endospore

36. Bacteria Response. - $300 Wash hands with soap and water

37. Bacteria Response - $400 stressed

38. . Bacteria Response - $500 Bacteria have no nucleus and have a cell wall

39. Virus: Life Cycle - $100 Protein coat

40. Virus: Life Cycle - $200 Inside a host cell (plant, animal, bacteria, fungus, protist)

41. Virus: Life Cycle - $300 White blood cells make ANTIBODIES

42. Virus: Life Cycle - $400 Inside any host cell

43. Virus: Life Cycle - $500 Smallpox Moscow (Russia) and Georgia (USA)

44. Vaccines - $100 Jenner His son!

45. Vaccines - $200 T4 or memory cell

46. Vaccines $300 HIV changes its protein coat

47. Vaccines - $400 Kill DNA so it cannot infect you

48. Vaccines - $500 Our body takes time to make memory cells But then, watch out!

49. Scientific Method. - $100 Control is No soap

50. Scientific Method. - $200 Independent variable is with soap

51. Scientific Method - $300 Dependant variable is number of colonies that grow

52. Scientific Method - $400 Washing your hands with soap and water will decrease the amount of bacteria you grow.

53. Scientific Method - $500 3 constants Same agar type Same plate size Same temp