Pre-lab Quiz: Examining the Morphology of Bacteria

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What is a shape that bacteria exist in?

round, rod, spiral

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Latin words that describe the 3 shapes of bacteria?

bacillus, coccus, spirillum

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The prefix _____________ indicates bacteria that exist in clusters.

staphylo

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The prefix __________ refers to bacteria arranged in chains.

strepto

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All bacteria have a ____________ strand found in a __________________ region.

 

DNA, nucleoid

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Three structures that only some bacteria have are a ______________, ____________ and _________.

 

capsule, flagellum, pili

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Bacteria are found everywhere.  True or false.

true

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All bacteria are harmful.  True or False

false

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There are many more times the number of bacteria living on and in humans than there are cells that make up the human.

true

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A common bacteria that live in the human gut and aid in digestion is ______________________ ______________.

 

Bifidobacteria bifidum

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___________________________ are bacteria that live in the human gut and break down lactose.

lactobacillus

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The harmful bacteria __________________________ __________________ enters our bodies through open wounds and causes __________.

 

clostridium tetani, tetanus

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Bacteria reproduce through the process of ______________ _____________.

 

binary fission

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As a single bacterial cell reproduces and divides a __________________ forms, which can be identified by a unique set of characteristics.

colony

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The undesired growth of bacteria can be slowed or stopped by using ______________________.

 

antibiotics

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Any type of antibiotic will inhibit the growth of every bacteria.

false

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A clear area surrounding an antibiotic disc where bacteria can't grow is called a _______________________________.

 

zone of inhibition

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The larger the zone of inhibition around an antibiotic, the more effective that antibiotic is against that particular bacterial growth.

true

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The letters AM stand for _____________________.

ampicillin

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The letter "P" stands for _________________________

penicillin

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Which characteristic listed below is NOT one of the characteristics that can be used to identify a bacterial colony

size

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What will be used to grow bacteria the lab?

petri dish

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Where is the wax pencil used to show the agar divided into 4 sections?

 

on the outside of the bottom of the petri disch

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Once a bacterial sample has been collected by wiping some surface with a moistened Q-tip, how is the bacterial sample transferred to the agar?

 

gently wipe the Q-tip on the surface of the agar

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After the bacteria plate (petri dish) has been innoculated, how long is it put aside for the bacteria to grow?

 

1 week, until your next lab period