2. Bacterial Structure

3. Bacterial diseases

4. Bacterial kingdoms

5. Bacterial importance

6. Growth and reproduction

7. Oxygen

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9. This surrounds the bacteria

10. What is cell wall?

11. This long structure allows the bacteria to move

12. What are flagella?

13. Eubacteria contain it in their cell walls.

14. What is peptidoglycan?

15. Prokaryotes lack these, eukaryotes have them

16. What are a nucleus and membrane bound organelles?

17. Prokaryotes are identified by these 3 shapes

18. What are cocci, spiral and bacilli or rod shaped

19. Bacteria can form these so that they can survive and infect at a later time

20. What is a spore or endospore

21. This bacteria stains violet

22. What is gram positive?

23. This bacteria is thin walled and stains red

24. What is gram negative?

25. Bacterial infections are usually treated with this?

26. What are antibiotics?

27. Lyme disease is a bacterial disease and is carried by this

28. What is a tick?

29. Example of a common prokaryote

30. What are bacteria?

31. Characteristic that groups all Prokaryotes together

32. What is no nucleus & no membrane-bound organelles?

33. Type of reproduction used by bacteria

34. What is asexual?

35. Daily Double!!

36. Division of prokaryotic cells is called this

37. What is binary fission?

38. Comparison of daughter cells formed when a bacterial cell divides

39. What is identical?

40. Bacteria act as these to help recycle nutrients

41. What is decomposers?

42. Term for converting nitrogen gas into a usable form for plants

43. What is nitrogen fixation?

44. Due to their ability to digest petroleum, they are helpful for this task

45. What is cleaning up an oil spill?

46. The bacteria that live in the intestines and produce vitamins

47. What is E. coli?

48. Bacteria change nitrogen gas into this compound

49. What is ammonia?

50. There is no exchange of genetic information involved in this type of reproduction

51. What is asexual?

52. Production of 2 identical daughter cells

53. What is binary fission?

54. Process in which bacteria exchange genetic information

55. What is conjugation?

56. A type of spore that produces a thick wall

57. What is an endospore?

58. Bacteria can divide this often

59. What is every 20 minutes?

60. What organisms that require oxygen are called

61. What are obligate aerobes?

62. What organisms that cannot tolerate oxygen are called

63. What are obligate anaerobes?

64. These can survive with or without oxygen

65. What is a facultative anaerobe?

66. This bacteria is an example of a facultative anaerobe

67. What is E. coli?

68. Clostridium botulinum can grow in this when it is not properly sterilized

69. What is canned food?

70. Double Jeopardy!!

72. Mitotic Spindle

73. Division of Body Cells

74. Prefixes and Suffixes

75. Meiosis I

76. Meiosis II

77. Gametogenesis

78. $200 $400 $600 $800 $1000 $200 $400 $600 $800 $1000 $200 $400 $600 $800 $1000 $200 $400 $600 $800 $1000 $200 $400 $600 $800 $1000 $200 $400 $600 $800 $1000 Mitotic Spindle Division of Body Cells Prefixes & Suffixes Meiosis I Meiosis II Gametogenesis

79. Mitotic phase in which the spindle begins to form

80. What is prophase?

81. Pair of cylindrical bodies in animal cells that forms the spindle

82. What are centrioles?

83. Spindle fibers are made of these structures found in the cytoplasm

84. What are microtubules?

85. Spindle fibers that attach to the centromere of a chromosome pair

86. What are kinetochore fibers?

87. Spindle fibers that extend completely across a dividing cell

88. What are polar fibers?

89. Another name for body cells

90. What are somatic cells?

91. Chromosome number found in human body cells

92. What is 46 or 2n?

93. Type of reproduction used by body cells

94. What is asexual?

95. Two examples of cells in humans that aren’t called “body cells”

96. What are eggs & sperm?

97. Type of cell in the body that does not undergo cell division

98. What are nerve cells?

99. Prefix meaning two

100. What is di-?

101. Suffix meaning cell

102. What is –cyte?

103. Prefix meaning middle

104. What is meta-?

105. Prefix meaning the same

106. What is homo-?

107. Prefix meaning egg

108. What is oo-?

109. Phase in which DNA coils into chromosomes

110. What is Prophase I?

111. Two structures that disassemble at the beginning of Meiosis I

112. What is the nucleolus & nuclear envelope?

113. The pairing of homologous chromosomes

114. What is synapsis?

115. Number of chromosomes in a tetrad

116. What is four?

117. Daily Double!!

118. Exchange of genes that occurs during Meiosis I

119. What is crossing-over?

120. This process occurs before Meiosis I, but Not before Meiosis II

121. What is copying DNA?

122. Spindle fibers reform in this phase

123. What is Prophase II?

124. Chromosomes are found here during Metaphase I

125. What is the equator?

126. Organs in which Meiosis occurs

127. What are the testes and ovaries?

128. Daily Double!!

129. Chromosome number of cells at the end of Meiosis II

130. What is 1n or haploid?

131. Another name for reproductive cells such as the egg & sperm

132. What are gametes?

133. Production of sperm cells

134. What is spermatogenesis?

135. Number of sperm cells formed during Gametogenesis

136. What is four?

137. These small cells degenerate during oogenesis

138. What are polar bodies?

139. Chromosome number found in a human spermatid

140. What is 1n = 23?

141. Final Jeopardy Chromosomes with identical size, shape, & traits, but different alleles

142. What are Homologs?