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Question 1

when microbes enter our body, some white cells

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engulf the cells

Question 2

some other white blood cells produce

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antibodies

Question 3

vaccines are

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an antigen that is a dead or weakened form of a pathogen

Question 4

some anti bodies remain after the infection allowing us to be

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immune

Question 5

in an injection your given an

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infection

Question 6

what does your body produce to prevent getting infected

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snot, earwax, tears, hair in nose, saliva, scabs and eyelashes

Question 7

salmonella is a

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pathogen (a bad bacteria)

Question 8

when an orange goes rotten a microbe caused it?

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true

Question 9

autotroph

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make there own food(photosynthisis)

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prokaryote

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a microscopic single-celled organism

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eukaryote

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they hunt or find food

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heterotroph

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eat their own food

Question 13

differences in bacteria and fungi

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bacteria are single cellular and cannot reproduce sexually. fungi are multi cellular eukaryotic organisms, fungi has nucleas whereas bacteria doesn’t. bacteria is usually good, but with a virus they arwe bad and deadly.

Question 14

ways pathogens can enter our body

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nose, ears, eyes, mouth, scabs(open), vagina and but hole

Question 15

unicellular

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single cell

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multi cellular

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more than one cell

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what is required to see a micro organism

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microscope

Question 18

what are the 5 kingdoms

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Protista (the single-celled eukaryotes); Fungi (fungus and related organisms); Plantae (the plants); Animalia (the animals); Monera (the prokaryotes).

Question 19

things in an animal cell

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cell wall, cyptoplasm and nucleas