A) kidney
B) lung
C) liver
D) brain
E) intestines
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A) cilia
B) pili
C) glycocalyx
D) flagella
E) spirochetes
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A) protists
B) viruses
C) naked DNA
D) bacteria
E) other eukaryotic cells
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A) All of the answer choices are correct.
B) are resistant to immune defenses.
C) may form on catheters.
D) are resistant to treatment with antibiotics.
E) can form dental plaque.
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A) Prokaryotes do not have membrane-bounded organelles.
B) Prokaryotes are single-celled.
C) Prokaryotes do not have a nucleus.
D) Prokaryotes do not have ribosomes.
E) Prokaryotes do not have a chromosome.
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A) Bacteria have evolved to mimic human cells.
B) Humans and bacteria share a common ancestor.
C) Bacteria need to make human proteins to live inside the human body.
D) Bacteria cannot divide unless they are inside a host cell.
E) Human and bacteria use different genetic material.
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A) to allow it to break down the cell walls of plants
B) to protect itself from a host immune system
C) to kill competing bacteria of the same species
D) to kill viruses that may try to infect it
E) to kill competing bacteria of different species
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A) The first round of treatment gives the bacteria a chance to learn how to metabolize the drug.
B) The first round of treatment does not kill the most resistant bacteria, which then increase in number.
C) The first round of treatment suppresses the immune system, making the patient more susceptible to other infections.
D) A patient begins to develop resistance to the drug.
E) The body clears the drug faster, once it is exposed a second time.
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A) attachment.
B) protection from immune system cells.
C) production of biofilms.
D) protein synthesis.
E) resistance to drying.
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A) RNA
B) a cell wall
C) a cell membrane
D) DNA
E) a nucleus
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A) chemotrophic
B) obligate anaerobes
C) both heterotrophic and autotrophic
D) autotrophic
E) heterotrophic
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A) bacterium as gram-positive.
B) bacterium as gram-negative.
C) bacterium as a bacterium that causes human disease.
D) species of bacterium.
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A) conjugation.
B) daughter cell duplication.
C) mitosis.
D) binary fusion.
E) None of the answer choices are correct.
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A) a facultative anaerobe
B) an autotroph
C) an obligate anaerobe
D) a phototroph
E) aerobic
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A) Botox allows the bacteria to gain more food.
B) Botox allows the bacteria to gain more oxygen.
C) Botox prevents antibiotics from entering the gut.
D) Botox prevents the intestines from removing the bacteria.
E) Botox prevents other bacteria from entering the gut.
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A) halophile.
B) acidophile.
C) basophile.
D) thermophile.
E) hydrophile.
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A) pilus.
B) flagellum and cilium.
C) cilium.
D) flagellum and pilus.
E) flagellum.
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A) form differentiated structures with specialized functions.
B) All of the answer choices are correct.
C) form when bacteria settle and reproduce on a solid surface.
D) communicate with one another.
E) protect one another.
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