2. 100 200 300 400 500 Characteristics Virus Types Viral Infections Bacterial Infections MISC Bacteria Type

3. What do you call organisms that are made up of only one cell? A 100

4. Unicellular A 100

5. Maintaining a stable living environment, such as temperature is known as what? A 200

6. Homeostasis A 200

7. Viruses do not go through photosynthesis or cellular respiration, therefore they cannot create their own what? A 300

8. Energy A 300

9. Viruses cannot get larger or become more complex. What characteristic of living thing does this describe? A 400

10. Growth and Development A 400

11. Viruses cannot reproduce, instead copies are made when the body cell goes through what type cell division? A 500

12. Mitosis A 500

13. Viruses that infect animals B 100

14. Prion B 100

15. Virus that infects a plant. B 200

16. Viroid B 200

17. Structures that allow a virus to attach to the host cell. B 300

18. Glycoproteins B 300

19. Virus shape that has multiple sides B 400

20. Polyhedral B 400

21. What type of nucleic acids do viruses have? B 500

22. DNA OR RNA B 500

23. What must a virus get in for you to become sick – not such on your skin but where? C 100

24. Bodily Fluid C 100

25. Infection cycle where symptoms are seen almost immediately. C 200

26. Active Cycle C 200

27. Infection cycle where symptoms are not seen right away because the virus goes dormant. C 300

28. Hidden Cycle C 300

29. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE

30. What do you call the spreading of a virus from one person to another? C 400

31. Transmission C 400

32. Injection of weak viruses that helps build immunity in the body. C 500

33. Vaccine C 500

34. Type of cell that does not contain a nucleus. D 100

35. Prokaryote D 100

36. Name the bacteria shape. D 200

37. Spherical D 200

38. Name the arrangement D 300

39. Cluster 2 or more in a group D 300

40. Bacteria that lives in extreme environments. D 400

41. Archaebacteria D 400

42. What do photosynthetic bacteria create that is beneficial to heterotrophs D 500

43. Oxygen D 500

44. Infection caused by bacteria growing in your pores. E 100

45. Acne E 100

46. Infection caused by bacteria in the throat. E 200

47. Strep Throat E 200

48. Two key elements needed to grow bacteria in the lab. E 300

49. Warmth and Food E 300

50. Cell structure that allows bacteria to become resistant to antibacterials. E 400

51. Cell Wall

52. Medication used to destroy bacteria E 500

53. Antibiotic

54. What do you call the cell that a virus or bacteria infects? F 100

55. Host Cell F 100

56. F 200 When cells are too small to see with the naked eye they are…

57. Microscopic F 200

58. Normal Bacteria, the most common type. F 300

59. Eubacteria F 300

60. Cleaning product used to kill bacteria F 400

61. Antibacterial F 400

62. Bacteria structure that is used during conjugation to transfer genetic material F 500

63. Pilli F 500