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2 A long, whip-like hair- like structure that enables a bacterium to move.

3 What is a flagellum(a)?

4 Short, thick outgrowths that allow bacteria to attach to surfaces or to other cells, used for exchanging genetic material in sexual reproduction.

5 What are pili?

6 A gel-like layer that surrounds the cell wall and membrane of some bacteria.

7 What is a capsule?

8 The type of asexual reproduction when a bacterial cell pinches into two cells.

9 What is binary fission?

10 Four structures that can be found in bacteria as well as eukaryotic cells.

11 What are DNA, ribosomes, a cell membrane, and a cell wall?

12 The shape name for circular bacteria.

13 What is coccus(i)?

14 Bacteria that are said to be spirillum.

15 What are spiral shaped bacteria?

16 The shape name for rod- shaped bacteria.

17 What is bacillus(i)?

18 A cluster of round bacteria.

19 What is staphylococcus?

20 A chain of rod-shaped bacteria.

21 What is streptobacillus?

22 This bacterial disease is transmitted through the bite of a tick.

23 What is Lyme disease?

24 Fever, bleeding, lymph nodes that form swellings called buboes; often fatal.

25 What are the symptoms/signs of the illness for Bubonic plague?

26 Drinking water contaminated with Vibrio cholerae.

27 What bacterium caused Cholera and how is it transmitted?

28 Having fever, coughing, and difficulty breathing after the inhalation of a certain bacterium.

29 What is tuberculosis?

30 Transmission source of Typhus.

31 What is the bite of an infected flea or louse?

32 The cell type of all bacteria.

33 What is prokaryotic?

34 The kingdoms that contain bacteria.

35 What are Archaebacteria and Eubacteria?

36 Examples include Methanogens, thermophiles, and halophiles.

37 What is kingdom Archaebacteria? Or What is domain Archaea?

38 Escherichia coli and Lactobacillus bulgaricus.

39 What are examples of Eubacteria?

40 A bacterium that regularly inhabits the intestines of many mammals.

41 What is E. coli?

42 When certain bacteria cannot be killed by several antibiotics.

43 What is multiple- antibiotic resistance?

44 The use of biological toxins or pathogens suitable for mass infection against military personnel or civilians.

45 What is biological warfare or biowarfare?

46 Examples of foods and chemicals produced by bacteria. (at least 3)

47 What are cheese, sourdough bread, pickles, buttermilk, sauerkraut, olives, vinegar, acetone, butanol, medicinal drugs?

48 The fungus discovered by Alexander Fleming that can kill some bacteria.

49 What is Penicillium?

50 Mining, cleaning up industrial wastes, making plastics, pharmaceuticals, pesticides, and foods?

51 What are ways bacteria are beneficial/helpful?