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Archaea bacteria Shapes Virus reproduction Processes Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Final Jeopardy
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$100 Question from Archaebacteria
This is a single celled organism that has no nucleus, circular DNA, ribosomes and cytoplasm.
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$100 What is Prokaryote
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$200 Question from Archaebacteria
The three types of archaea are:
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Methane makers, salt lovers, and heat lovers.
$200 What is Methane makers, salt lovers, and heat lovers.
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$300 Question from Archaebacteria
This is an example of a place you could find salt loving bacteria.
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$300 What is The Dead Sea
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$400 Question from Archaebacteria
This is where you would expect to find heat loving bacteria.
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$400 What is Ocean rift vents.
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$500 Question from Archaebacteria
This is where you would expect to find methane making bacteria.
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$500 What is swamps
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$100 Question from Eubacteria
What is the most populated kingdom of living organisms.
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$100 What is bacteria
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$200 Question from Eubacteria
What are the different processes bacteria can perform.
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Photosynthesis, decomposition, and consuming
$200 What is Photosynthesis, decomposition, and consuming
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$300 Question from Eubacteria
What type of bacteria has chlorophyl?
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$300 What is cyanobacteria
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$400 Question from Eubacteria
What is the term for how bacteria reproduce?
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$400 What is Binary fission
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$500 Question from Eubacteria
What are the good things we get from bacteria?
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$500 What is Antibiotics, medicine(insulin), and food(cheese, yogurt, breads, pickled foods)
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$100 Question from processes
What processes can bacteria do?
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photosynthesis, decomposition, and consume.
$100 What is photosynthesis, decomposition, and consume.
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$200 Question from processes
What processes can viruses do?
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$200 What is reproduce
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$300 Question from processes
What can cyanobacteria do?
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$300 What is photosynthesize
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$400 Question from processes
What organism is responsible for more decomposition than any other type of living thing?
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$400 What is bacteria
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$500 Question from processes
What is it called when a bacterium changes to protect it self from harsh conditions?
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$500 What is endospore
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This is the shape of viruses that attack bacteria cells.
$100 Question from shapes This is the shape of viruses that attack bacteria cells.
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$100 What is Space craft
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This is the most common shape for bacteria.
$200 Question from shapes This is the most common shape for bacteria.
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$200 What is Bacilli – rod shaped
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This shape allows bacteria to move the easiest.
$300 Question from shapes This shape allows bacteria to move the easiest.
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Spirilla – spiral shaped
$300 What is Spirilla – spiral shaped
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This shape of bacteria is most resistant to drying out.
$400 Question from shapes This shape of bacteria is most resistant to drying out.
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$400 What is Cocci – sphere shaped
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This is the shape of many of the deadliest viruses to humans.
$500 Question from shapes This is the shape of many of the deadliest viruses to humans.
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$500 What is Crystal shaped
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$100 Question from virus reproduction
This is the name of the reproduction viruses do when they invade bacteria cells.
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$100 What is Lytic cycle
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$200 Question from virus reproduction
This is the name of the virus reproduction that is done when they invade more complex organisms.
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$200 What is Lysogenic cycle
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$300 Question from virus reproduction
Describe how the lytic cycle works.
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$300 What is Virus attaches It inserts DNA into host cell.
It breaks up host cells DNA and makes new virus parts. It assembles the parts into new viruses. The new viruses break out to infect new cells.
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$400 Question from virus reproduction
Describe what happens in the lysogenic cycle.
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$400 What is Virus attaches to cell
Virus inserts DNA onto host cells DNA. Host cell replicates copying the viruses DNA over and over again. Multiple host cell’s DNA break down and build virus parts. Viruses assemble. Viruses break out of all the host cells.
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$500 Question from virus reproduction
Why do viruses infect bacteria one way and complex organisms another way?
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$500 What is Bacteria are small and limited in how many viruses they can make. More complex creatures have many more cells so they have the resources to produce many more viruses.
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What do viruses need to be able to do to finally be considered alive?
Final Jeopardy What do viruses need to be able to do to finally be considered alive?
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Final Jeopardy Answer Their DNA needs to be able to code for ribosomes to make their own proteins.
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