Beneficial vs. Harmful Microorganisms WB Quiz
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1. Question
What is the biggest difference between probiotics and pathogens?
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2. Question
How do probiotics ability to break down food in our stomach help us?
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3. Question
What are probiotics and what do they do to help our bodies function properly?
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4. Question
Which of the following is NOT a way that humans use bacteria for beneficial purposes?
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5. Question
What do some microorganisms need in order to transmit diseases?
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6. Question
Select ALL of the following that are examples of pathogens. (4 choices)
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7. Question
What would happen if humans did not have microorganisms inside their gut?
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8. Question
Where can you find microorganisms?
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9. Question
After a person takes an antibiotic to fight a bacterial infection in the body, some doctors recommend taking a pill called a probiotic every day. The list shows some facts about probiotics.
Which argument BEST supports the claim that humans benefit from taking probiotics?
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10. Question
A student observed a label found on raw chicken meat sold at the grocery store.
Warning: Cook thoroughly to kill bacteria.
Which argument should the student use to support a claim that some bacteria are harmful to humans?
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11. Question
A student collects a sample of pond water in a jar to observe the microscopic algae that live in the water. The student then places a drop of the pond water on a microscope slide and observes it under a microscope. The drawings show what the student observed in the jar and on the slide.
Which claim is supported by evidence in the drawings?
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