What is a nucleus?
The thin wall surrounding a cell.
A long tail that helps bacteria move.
The place inside a cell where protein is made.
The place inside a cell where DNA is.
What is a bacteria?
A bag of a tea.
A part of our immune system.
A single-celled organism.
A kind of virus.
What does an antibiotic do to a bacteria?
It treats viral infection.
It treats headaches.
It treats toothaches.
It attacks bacteria.
What is true about bacteria?
Bacteria are single-celled organisms.
Bacteria need ice to grow.
Bacteria need a living host to reproduce.
Bacteria are non-living.
What is microbiology?
The science that studies microorganisms.
The science that studies physics.
The science that studies chemicals.
The science that studies Youtube.
What is not a part of a bacteria?
nucleiod
flagellum
spike
cell wall
How many cells are in a bacteria?
one hundred
one
two
three hundred milion
What do people use to treat bacterial infections?
Antibiotics
Sleep
Vaccines
Orange Juice
What is a bacterial colony?
A group of bacteria growing together.
A part of a bacteria.
One bacteria living on its own.
A group of viruses growing together.
What do bacteria do quickly?
Eat
Sleep
Fly
Reproduce
Which of the following is not a bad bacteria:
Influenza
E Coli
Haemophilus influenzae
Salmonella
Which of the following is not a food made from bacteria or fungi:
cheese
cookies
bread
yogurt
What doesn't bacteria need to reproduce?
food
moisture
warmth
alcohol
What is a flagellum?
A tail that helps many bacteria or protozoa to move faster.
The fluid inside a cell but outside a cell's nucleus.
A tough wall that surrounds the cell.
It contains all the genetic material of a bacteria.
