Viruses, bacteria, beneficial microbes, disease transmission, and microbial structures are discussed. Key points include: viruses can contain RNA, DNA or both; viruses can be beneficial or pathogenic depending on the virus and host; and bacteria come in cocci, bacilli, and spiral shapes and can be beneficial, pathogenic, or neither. Binary fission is the mode of asexual reproduction for bacteria.

1. Viruses Bacteria What you should
Nut’s &
Remember Bolts
100 100 100 100
200 200 200 200
Jeopardy
300 300 300 300
400 400 400 400
500 500 500 500

2. Viruses
100
sA virus is s No
consider living?

3. Viruses
200
s Viruses can contain s Both (but not at the
RNA, DNA, or Both same time)

4. Viruses
300
s Viruses can be s True
beneficial?

5. Viruses
400
s Viruses are host s True, most of
specific? the time

6. Viruses
500
s Which virus s Bacteriophage
shape
attacks
bacteria?

7. Bacteria
100
s Bacteria can be s True
beneficial?

8. Bacteria
200
s Spherical prokaryote s coccus

9. Bacteria
300
s Rod shaped s bacillus
prokaryote

10. Bacteria
400
s Spirillum
s Spiral or corkscrew
shaped prokaryote

11. Bacteria
500
s Type of asexual s Binary
reproduction in
which an organism
fission
replicates its DNA
and divides in half,
producing two
identical daughter
cells.

12. What you should remember
100
s Pathogen
s Any agent that causes
disease is referred to as
a/an ________

13. What you should remember
200
s A particle made up s Virus
of nucleic acid,
protein, and in some
cases lipids that can
replicate only by
infecting living cells.

14. What you should remember
300
s A preparation of s Vaccine
weakened or killed
pathogen

15. What you should remember
400
s A global outbreak s Pandemic
which humans have
no immunity

16. What you should remember
500
s purple
s Gram positive bacterial
stains appear what
color?

17. Nuts & Bolts
100
s Bacteria grouped in s Diplo
pairs is referred to as
______

18. Nuts & Bolts
200
s Bacteria grouped s Strepto
in chains is
referred to as
_________

19. Nuts & Bolts
300
s Which bacteria lives  Thermophiles
in hot springs?

20. Nuts & Bolts
400
s Which bacteria s Eubacteria
include
peptidoglycan in
their cell walls?
s Archaeabacteria or
Eubacteria

21. Nuts & Bolts
500
s Process by
s Lysogenic
which a virus infection
embeds its DNA
into the DNA of
the host cells
and is replicated
along with the
host cell’s DNA