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Jeopardy VOCAB VIRUSES BACTERIA DISEASES Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy WHATEVER

$100 VOCAB A scientist involved in cloning would need to have a good understanding of ______________ _______________

$200 VOCAB a microscopic particle that gets inside a cell and often destroys it

$300 VOCAB Medicine used to treat many bacterial diseases

$400 VOCAB The ability to resist disease

$500 VOCAB medicine that does not kill viruses

$100 VIRUSES Two examples of pathogens are a.poor diet and no exercise. b.smoking and heredity. c.clotting and heart problems. d.viruses and bacteria.

$200 VIRUSES What is one function that viruses share with living things? a.They eat. c.They grow. b.They move.d.They reproduce.

$300 VIRUSES Which of the following is a shape of viruses? a.crystalc.spirilla b.coccid.bacilli

$400 VIRUSES Which of the following is an example of harmful bacteria? a.bacteria used to clean up an oil spill b.bacteria used to make insulin c.decomposing leaves d.odd-colored spots on plants

$500 VIRUSES Which of the following is NOT a viral disease? a.the common coldc.influenza b.mononucleosisd.tuberculosis

$100 BACTERIA Which of the following is NOT a shape of bacteria? a.crystalc.cocci b.spirillad.bacilli

$200 BACTERIA How many cells do bacteria have? a.onec.three b.twod.four or more

$300 BACTERIA How do bacteria help the environment? a.Bacteria keep nitrogen away from plants. b.Bacteria cause disease. c.Bacteria recycle dead animals and plants. d.Bacteria cause cavities.

$400 BACTERIA Which of the following is true? a.All bacteria are harmful. b.All bacteria help the environment and people. c.Some bacteria are good and some are harmful. d.Bacteria are not necessary for life on Earth.

$500 BACTERIA What organism can live where nothing else lives? a.viruses c.cyanobacteria b.eubacteriad.archaebacteria

$100 DISEASES What kind of disease is spread from one person to another? a.a noninfectious disease b.a pathogenic disease c.an infectious disease d.a contamination disease

$200 DISEASES One cause of noninfectious diseases is a.dirty hands. b.being around sick people. c.genetic disorder. d.being sneezed on.

$300 DISEASES What causes infectious diseases? a.a genetic disorder b.pathogens c.heredity d.smoking

$400 DISEASES A type of mutagen disease a. strep throat b.AIDS c.virus d.skin cancer

$500 DISEASES Which of the following is an example of genetic engineering? a.using microorganisms to clean up an oil spill b.using bacteria to make yogurt c.creating plants that are resistant to bacteria d.adding nitrogen-fixing bacteria to the soil before planting crops

$100 WHATEVER Which of these is NOT a possible way to spread disease? a.shaking hands b.being bitten by a mosquito c.boiling water d.sneezing

$200 WHATEVER What does an antibiotic do? a.It treats bacterial and fungal infections. b.It treats viral infections. c.It provides immunity to smallpox d.It makes milk safer to drink.

$300 WHATEVER Industrial microbiologists a. provide quality control in preventing the growth of bacteria and the spoilage of food b. produce pharmaceuticals to treat and prevent the spread of disease c. are not concerned with public health d. both a and b

$400 WHATEVER Which of the following is an example of bioremediation? a.using microorganisms to clean up an oil spill b.using bacteria to make yogurt c.creating plants that are resistant to bacteria d.adding nitrogen-fixing bacteria to the soil before planting crops

$500 WHATEVER Public health officials keep our food safe by doing all of the following except a. conducting food taste tests b. promoting good hygiene c. provide sanitation grades for restaurants d. promoting use of antimicrobial chemicals

Final Jeopardy Animal research has led to all of the following medical advancements except a. brain transplants from owls b. rabies vaccine from rats c. insulin from dogs d. eye transplants from rabbits

Final Jeopardy Answer A

Answer VOCAB Genetic engineering virus Antibiotic Immunity antibiotic VIRUSES D A D BACTERIA A C D DISEASES C B D C WHATEVER C A D A