POWERPOINT JEOPARDY

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JEOPARDY
Bacteria
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Preparation of Agar for Bacterial Swabs
pH Levels of Gram-Negative Cytoplasm
Common Zoonological Diseases
Size of specific Bacteria in picometers
Bacterial Meningitis Subtypes
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Misc
Types of Bacteria
Bacterial Structures
Shapes and Sizes
Gram-Staining
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Types of Bacteria 10 Points

• QUESTION
• Eukaryotes have this cell structure that
  Prokaryotes do not
• ANSWER
• Nucleus

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Types of Bacteria 20 Points

• QUESTION
• Methanogens convert CO2 and H2 into this gas
• ANSWER
• Methane

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Types of Bacteria 30 Points

• QUESTION
• A common place on earth to find a
  thermoacidophile would be
• ANSWER
• A volcano

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Types of Bacteria 40 Points

• QUESTION
• Of the two domains of Bacteria, this domain is
  more closely related to Eukaryotes
• ANSWER
• Domain Archea

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Types of Bacteria 50 Points

• QUESTION
• Halophiles use this to produce ATP
• ANSWER
• Salt

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Bacterial Structures 10 Points

• QUESTION
• The outermost layer of a bacteria is
• ANSWER
• Capsule

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Bacterial Structures 20 Points

• QUESTION
• Bacteria often use this appendage to propel
  themselves forward
• ANSWER
• Flagellum

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Bacterial Structures 30 Points

• QUESTION
• All bacteria contain genetic information in the
  form of either
• ANSWER
• DNA or RNA

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Bacterial Structures 40 Points

• QUESTION
• This is the liquid that all of the internal
  structures of a bacterial cell are contained in
• ANSWER
• Cytoplasm

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Bacterial Structures 50 Points

• QUESTION
• These internal foldings are used in cyanobacteria
  to generate energy in photosynthesis
• ANSWER
• Thylakoids

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Sizes and Shapes 10 Points

• QUESTION
• This type of bacteria are shaped like rods
• ANSWER
• Bacillus

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Sizes and Shapes 20 Points

• QUESTION
• Cocci type bacteria are similar to this shape
• ANSWER
• Sphere or circle

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Sizes and Shapes 30 Points

• QUESTION
• Streptococci would organize themselves in this
  manner
• ANSWER
• Chain

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Sizes and Shapes 40 Points

• QUESTION
• Large clusters of circular bacteria would be
  categorized as
• ANSWER
• Staphylococci

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Sizes and Shapes 50 Points

• QUESTION
• Spiral shaped bacteria are defined by this
  arrangement
• ANSWER
• Spirilla

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Gram-Staining 10 Points

• QUESTION
• This type of Bacteria Gram-Stains Purple
• ANSWER
• Gram-Positive

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Gram-Staining 20 Points

• QUESTION
• This type of bacteria Gram-stains pink or red
• ANSWER
• Gram-Negative

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Gram-Staining 30 Points

• QUESTION
• Gram-Positive bacteria have a simple cell wall
  that contain how much peptidoglycan
• ANSWER
• Lots of peptidoglycan

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Gram-Staining 40 Points

• QUESTION
• This type of bacteria have complex cell walls
  that lack peptidoglycan
• ANSWER
• Gram-negative

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Gram-Staining 50 Points

• QUESTION
• What part of the bacterial cell reacts with the
  Gram-stain
• ANSWER
• Peptidoglycan

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Miscellaneous 10 Points

• QUESTION
• The movement towards or away from a stimuli
• ANSWER
• Taxis

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Miscellaneous 20 Points

• QUESTION
• This type of recombination utilized DNA transfer
  through the pilus
• ANSWER
• Conjugation

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Miscellaneous 30 Points

• QUESTION
• This is the study of diseases
• ANSWER
• Pathology

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Miscellaneous 40 Points

• QUESTION
• Dead gram-negative bacterai excrete this poison
• ANSWER
• Endotoxins

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Miscellaneous 50 Points

• QUESTION
• An example of this process is when a tick bites a
  human and the human contracts Lyme disease
• ANSWER
• Zoonosis

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