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| What foods can be made using bacteria? |
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| bread, sauerkraut, cheese, pickles, buttermilk |
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| How does Flagella help bacteria? |
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| What shape of bacteria is most resistant (won't) dry out? |
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| What invades the body of another organism to get food? |
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| What are the 3 main types of archaebacteria? |
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1. Methane Makers
2. Heat Lovers
3. Salt Lovers |
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| Can viruses reproduce outside of a host? Can they live without a host? |
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| How are bacteria helpful to the planet? |
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1. Make medicines from bacteria
2. Bacteria decompose dead things
3. Bacteria produce Nitrogen in the air |
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| The Dead Sea has a high salt content. Which type of archaebacteria would you find in the Dead Sea? |
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| How are viruses and other living things similar? |
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| What cycle do viruses go through to reproduce? |
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| What percent of our air is Nitrogen? |
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| 75% - Without Nitrogen-fixing bacteria life wouldn't exist |
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| What are the shapes of bacteria? |
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1. Bacilli (rod-shaped)
2. Cocci (spherical or round)
3. Spirilla (spiral) |
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| What are the shapes of viruses? |
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1. spacecraft
2. crystal
3. cylinder |
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| Clean up of industrial and farming wastes |
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| What are vaccines and why are they recommended? |
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| Vaccines are small doses of a bacteria that trigger an immune response in your body. Your body can build up a resistance to a disease from the vaccine without actually making you sick. They prevent a full blown disease in your body. |
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| What are some differences between viruses and bacteria? |
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1. They have different shapes
2. Viruses require a host to reproduce
3. Antibiotics are used to kill bacteria, but not viruses
4. Viruses are smaller than bacteria
5. Bacteria is helpful for the environment by recycling dead things |
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| Bacteria that has a thick, protective membrane, that can survive boiling, freezing and extremely dry environments |
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