Virus, Bacteria, and Microscope Basics

1. The molecule viruses inject into their hosts.
4. The bottom of the microscope where you put your hand to carry it.
7. Lots of bacteria eat other things for energy. These are called...
10. Bacteria that eat heat.
13. If a bacteria eats you while you're alive, it is causing a __.
15. A disease causing microbe that is technically NOT alive.
16. The part of the microscope you use to do your initial focusing.
18. After a cell gets full of viruses, it __ and spreads the viruses.
19. Cells that don't have a nucleus or other complex internal structures. (ends in otic)
20. Some eubacteria do the process __ to get energy just like a plant.
22. The bacteria kingdom that live all around us in this room.
24. Lots of archaebacteria are able to make their own food so they are __.
26. Cells that have a nucleus and other internal structures. (ends in otic)
28. All bacteria are single celled aka __.
29. The part of a microscope you look through.
30. Bacteria help organisms like us __ our food.
31. Bacteria don't have complex structures or nuclei so they are in the __ domain.
32. You need a microscope to see bacteria. That makes them __.
33. Some eubacteria help clean up the environment by recycling or breaking down animal __..

2. Viruses are life __ (this means their similar, but not life (starts with an A, end with a T)))
3. Lots of bacteria eat other things for energy. These are called...
5. Lots of archaebacteria are able to make their own food so they are __.
6. Bacteria usually reproduce by __ __ (splitting).
8. Bacteria that eat chemicals.
9. The part of a microscope you put the slide on.
11. Spiral shaped bacteria.
12. In bacteria, their DNA is in the shape of a __.
14. Viruses are about 1/____ the size of a bacteria
17. This kingdom of bacteria live in extreme environments.
21. Bacteria are classified by their __.
23. Oval or "rod" shaped bacteria.
25. Round bacteria.
27. In bacteria, there are no genders, they reproduce __.