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Structures
Shapes Arrangements
Diseases
Classification
Miscellaneous
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A long, whip-like hair-like structure that
enables a bacterium to move.

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What is a flagellum(a)?
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Short, thick outgrowths that allow bacteria to
attach to surfaces or to other cells.
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What are pili?
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A gel-like layer that surrounds the cell wall and
membrane of some bacteria.
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What is a capsule?
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The type of asexual reproduction when a bacterial
cell pinches into two cells.
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What is binary fission?
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Four structures that can be found in bacteria as
well as eukaryotic cells.
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What are DNA, ribosomes, a cell membrane, and a
cell wall?
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The shape name for circular bacteria.
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What is coccus(i)?
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Bacteria that are said to be spirillum.
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What are spiral shaped bacteria?
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The shape name for rod-shaped bacteria.
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What is bacillus(i)?
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A cluster of round bacteria.
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What is staphylococcus?
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A chain of rod-shaped bacteria.
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What is streptobacillus?
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This bacterial disease is transmitted through the
bite of a tick.
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What is Lyme disease?
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Fever, bleeding, lymph nodes that form swellings
called buboes often fatal.
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What are the symptoms/signs of the illness for
Bubonic plague?
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Drinking water contaminated with Vibrio cholerae.
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What bacterium caused Cholera and how is it
transmitted?
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Having fever, coughing, and difficulty breathing
after the inhalation of a certain bacterium.
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What is tuberculosis?
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Transmission source of Typhus.
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What is the bite of an infected flea or louse?
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The cell type of all bacteria.
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What is prokaryotic?
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The kingdoms that contain bacteria.
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What are Archaebacteria and Eubacteria?
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Examples include Methanogens, thermophiles, and
halophiles.
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What is kingdom Archaebacteria? Or What is domain
Archaea?
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Escherichia coli and Lactobacillus bulgaricus.
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What are examples of Eubacteria?
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A bacterium that regularly inhabits the
intestines of many mammals.
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What is E. coli?
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When certain bacteria cannot be killed by several
antibiotics.
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What is multiple-antibiotic resistance?
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The use of biological toxins or pathogens
suitable for mass infection against military
personnel or civilians.
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What is biological warfare or biowarfare?
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Examples of foods and chemicals produced by
bacteria.(at least 3)
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What are cheese, sourdough bread, pickles,
buttermilk, sauerkraut, olives, vinegar, acetone,
butanol, medicinal drugs?
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The fungus discovered by Alexander Fleming that
can kill some bacteria.
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What is Penicillium?
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Mining, cleaning up industrial wastes, making
plastics, pharmaceuticals, pesticides, and foods?
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What are ways bacteria are beneficial/helpful?