Mrs. Driscoll

Hello my young scientists.
Study hard and you will go far.
Love,
Mrs. T.

• 1) Monerans are generally larger than plant and animal cells.
  True   False
• 2) Bacteria are made of genetic material wrapped inside a capsule of
  protein.
  True   False
• 3) Blue-Green bacteria carry out photosynthesis.
  True   False
• 4) Medicines that can stop the growth and reproduction of bacteria are
  called toxins.
  True   False
• 5) The dependency that two organisms have on each other for survival is
  called symbiosis.
  True   False
• 6) In a communicable disease, mosquitoes are passed from one host to
  another.
  True   False
• 7) Chemical poisons produced by bacteria are called toxins.
  True   False
• 8) The body's main line of defense against infection are white cells of
  the immune system.
  True   False
• 9) The process by which monerans reproduce by splitting into two
  identical cells mitosis.
  True   False
• 10) The proteins, produced by the white blood cells, that can attach to
  viruses and bacteria to destroy them, are called antibodies.
  True   False
• 11) Some white blood cells actually eat bacteria.
  True   False
• 12) HIV, that causes AIDS, attacks the body's immune system.
  True   False
• 13) Neither bacteria nor viruses are living organisms.
  True   False
• 14) Many animals depend on bacteria in their intestines for digestion of
  the plant material that they eat.
  True   False
• 15) Sir Alexander Fleming developed a vaccine for Polio.
  True   False
• 16) What is usually given to prevent a person from contracting a disease?
  

  antibodies
  antibiotics
  monerans
  vaccine
• 17) What is the kingdom of one-celled organism that does not have a
  nucleus?
  

  virus
  antibody
  monerans
  fungi
• 18) Baccillus are shaped like...
  

  a circle
  a baseball bat
  a spiril staircase
• 19) Coccus are shaped like...
  

  a circle
  a baseball bat
  a spiril staircase
• 20) Spirillum are shaped like...
  

  a circle
  a baseball bat
  a spiril staircase
• 21) What are the two groups of moneran and distinguish between the two?
  
• 22) What is a communicable disease? How is it spread? How can you help
  prevent exposure?
  
• 23) What are the two steps in fission of a moneran?
  
• 24) What are some foods produced from bacteria?
  
• 25) God created monerans to help creation stay balanced. What are some
  ways that it does this?