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2/15-2/16 Exit Ticket: Viruses and Bacteria 8.L.1.1
QuizĀ by Jessica Bethea
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āWhich is the most likely reason bacteria populations do not grow at exponential rates in nature?
Conditions necessary for growth occur for a long time.
The environment changes, and conditions are always favorable.
The environment changes, and conditions are not always favorable.
Conditions necessary for growth occur only for a short time.
Which is the most likely reason bacteria populations do not grow at exponential rates in nature?
Which pathogen, by being the smallest, is able to spread and infect theĀ greatestĀ number of hosts?
A student conducts an experiment using a common but potentially harmful bacteria culture. After working with the bacteria, which is theĀ MOSTĀ important safety practice to follow?
Dr. Wagner is investigating a newly discovered, disease-causing agent. She determines that one structure in the agent is double-stranded RNA. What kind of agent is Dr. Wagner studying?
