Exam: Bacteria

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4. I live in the human colon, I am an indicator of fecal contamination, I produce vitamin K and impede pathogenic bacteria from colonizing gut. What am I?

Escherichia coli

Chondromyces crocatus

Helicobacter pylori

Chlamydia trachomatis

5. There are more bacteria cells in a human than actual humal cells

True

False

6. The amount of living material in an area is called what?

Peptidoglycan

Biomass

Capsule

Mycoplasma

7. Cocci, Bacilli, Spirilla, and Vibrio are all types of what?

Bacteria

Cyanobacteria

Bacterial groups

Bacterial shapes

8. What is the smallest bacteria?

Mycoplasma spp.

Thiomargarita nambiensis

Salmonella typhi

Streptococcus spieces

9. Staphyloccocus aureus is_____?

Pneumonia

Food-poisoning

Lyme disease

Leprosy

10. Ubiquitous means:

All encompassion, everywhere

How much living material is in an area

Living in a selected area

Needs water to live

11. What is the cause of stomach ulcers?

Salmonella typhi

Escherichia coli

Salmonella enteritidis

Helicobacter pylori

12. What do the the Clostridium spp. do?

Eat through body tissue

Produce toxins that cause "the plague"

Produce toxins that block nervous signal transmissions

Infect the brain tissue

13. Chlamydia trachomatis is also known as ____

Pelvic inflammatory disease

Nongonococcal urethritis

Epididymitis

All the above

14. ______ produces an initial skin ulcer, and then spreads through the body, damaging organs

Syphilis

Chlamydia

Clostridium

E. coli

15. What are the 3 related spieces of Clostridium?

C. botulinum, C. perfringens, C. tetani

C. botulinum, C. mycoplasm, C. typhi

D. botulinum, D. perfringens, D. tetani

All the above

16. What is the range of bacterial abundance?

10 spp-10,000 spp

2,500 spp-10,000 spp

500 spp- 4 million spp

2,500 spp-4 million spp

17. Streptococcus spp. is ____

Pneumonia

Strept throat

Necrotizing fasciitis

All the above

18. How much bacteria is in a gram of soil?

1,000

2 million

2.5 billion

3.8 billion

19. What is it called when bacteria gets genes from pathogens or viruses?

Distributive gene theory

Horizontal gene transfer

Vertical gene transfer

Distributive gene transfer

20. What is the bacterial size range?

Lower- 1-10 microns; upper 50-100microns

Lower 1-100 microns; upper 100-10,000 microns

Lower .5-1 microns; upper 10-100 microns

Lower .5-1 microns; upper 5-10 microns

21. What are Stromatolites?

Pond scum

Fossilized bacteria

The first bactera that we know of the generate oxygen

A and C

B and C

22. Lyme disease is also known as___

Treponema pallidium

Lymetidis perfringens

Borrelia burgdorferi

Streptomyces griseus

23. Chlamydia can infect....

Skin, eyes, nasal passage

Throat, eyes, genitals

Bones, internal organs, genitals

All the above

24. Mycobacterium leprae has affected man since at least 300 BC, What ancient country did it originate in?

China

Egypt

India

All the above

25. What is the largest bacterial spp.

Mycoplasma spp.

Thiomargarita namibiensis

Salmonella typhi

Streptococcus spp.

26. What can send signals to eachother then gather and create a tree which branches off and creates more spores (colonial complexity)?

Escherichia coli

Helicobacter pylori

Chondromyces crocatus

Chlamydia trachomatis

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Exam: Bacteria

1. Treponema pallidium is also known as (1)
(1) was a New World Disease and was brought to Europe in (2)
By _(3)_, over (4)_ of European men had (1)

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. (1)_,_(2)_,(3), and (4) are all stages of Syphilis.

3. The toxic strain of E. Coli is_____

4. I live in the human colon, I am an indicator of fecal contamination, I produce vitamin K and impede pathogenic bacteria from colonizing gut. What am I?

5. There are more bacteria cells in a human than actual humal cells

6. The amount of living material in an area is called what?

7. Cocci, Bacilli, Spirilla, and Vibrio are all types of what?

8. What is the smallest bacteria?

9. Staphyloccocus aureus is_____?

10. Ubiquitous means:

11. What is the cause of stomach ulcers?

12. What do the the Clostridium spp. do?

13. Chlamydia trachomatis is also known as ____

14. ______ produces an initial skin ulcer, and then spreads through the body, damaging organs

15. What are the 3 related spieces of Clostridium?

16. What is the range of bacterial abundance?

17. Streptococcus spp. is ____

18. How much bacteria is in a gram of soil?

19. What is it called when bacteria gets genes from pathogens or viruses?

20. What is the bacterial size range?

21. What are Stromatolites?

22. Lyme disease is also known as___

23. Chlamydia can infect....

24. Mycobacterium leprae has affected man since at least 300 BC, What ancient country did it originate in?

25. What is the largest bacterial spp.

26. What can send signals to eachother then gather and create a tree which branches off and creates more spores (colonial complexity)?

27. There are (1)_known strains of Bacillus Anthracis.
Bacillus Anthracis is also know as "(2)_"
Bacillus Anthracis is (3)microns in size
It is transmitted by (4)_.
Humans contract Anthracis by(5)_,(6)_,and(7)_
Bacillus Anthracis was identified by (8)_
and the vaccine was developed by _(9)__

28. (1),(2),_(3),(4)and (5)__ are all symptoms of leprosy

29. One could contract stomach ulcers from(1).
once inside the bacteria uses(2) to drill into stomach lining.
_(3) was discovered in (4), then brought up again in (5).

30. Salmonella spp. was dicovered by _(1) in (2).
Many live aquatic habitats with a pH range of _(3) and a temp range of (4)
Potential hosts are _(5)
food poisoning is _(6)_
Typhoid fever is _(7)__

Exam: Bacteria

1. Treponema pallidium is also known as __(1)____(1)__ was a New World Disease and was brought to Europe in __(2)__By ___(3)___, over __(4)___ of European men had __(1)__

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. __(1)___,___(2)___,__(3)__, and __(4)__ are all stages of Syphilis.

3. The toxic strain of E. Coli is_____

4. I live in the human colon, I am an indicator of fecal contamination, I produce vitamin K and impede pathogenic bacteria from colonizing gut. What am I?

5. There are more bacteria cells in a human than actual humal cells

6. The amount of living material in an area is called what?

7. Cocci, Bacilli, Spirilla, and Vibrio are all types of what?

8. What is the smallest bacteria?

9. Staphyloccocus aureus is_____?

10. Ubiquitous means:

11. What is the cause of stomach ulcers?

12. What do the the Clostridium spp. do?

13. Chlamydia trachomatis is also known as ____

14. ______ produces an initial skin ulcer, and then spreads through the body, damaging organs

15. What are the 3 related spieces of Clostridium?

16. What is the range of bacterial abundance?

17. Streptococcus spp. is ____

18. How much bacteria is in a gram of soil?

19. What is it called when bacteria gets genes from pathogens or viruses?

20. What is the bacterial size range?

21. What are Stromatolites?

22. Lyme disease is also known as___

23. Chlamydia can infect....

24. Mycobacterium leprae has affected man since at least 300 BC, What ancient country did it originate in?

25. What is the largest bacterial spp.

26. What can send signals to eachother then gather and create a tree which branches off and creates more spores (colonial complexity)?

28. __(1)__,__(2)____,___(3)__,__(4)__and __(5)__ are all symptoms of leprosy

29. One could contract stomach ulcers from__(1)__.once inside the bacteria uses__(2)__ to drill into stomach lining.___(3)__ was discovered in __(4)__, then brought up again in __(5)__.

30. Salmonella spp. was dicovered by ___(1)__ in __(2)__.Many live aquatic habitats with a pH range of ___(3)__ and a temp range of __(4)__Potential hosts are ___(5)____food poisoning is ___(6)___Typhoid fever is ___(7)__

1. Treponema pallidium is also known as (1)
(1) was a New World Disease and was brought to Europe in (2)
By _(3)_, over (4)_ of European men had (1)

2. (1)_,_(2)_,(3), and (4) are all stages of Syphilis.

28. (1),(2),_(3),(4)and (5)__ are all symptoms of leprosy

29. One could contract stomach ulcers from(1).
once inside the bacteria uses(2) to drill into stomach lining.
_(3) was discovered in (4), then brought up again in (5).

30. Salmonella spp. was dicovered by _(1) in (2).
Many live aquatic habitats with a pH range of _(3) and a temp range of (4)
Potential hosts are _(5)
food poisoning is _(6)_
Typhoid fever is _(7)__