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CHAPTER
10
REINFORCEMENT WORKSHEET
Bacteria Bonanza
Complete this worksheet after you finish reading Chapter 10, Section 1.
Complete the outline below using the following terms: spirilla, photosynthetic, methane
makers, eubacteria, decomposers, bacilli, heat lovers, consumers, salt lovers, producers, archaebacteria, parasites, cyanobacteria, and cocci.
Bacteria
I. Bacteria come in three shapes:
A.
are spherical.
B.
are rod-shaped.
C.
are spiral-shaped.
II. Bacteria make up two kingdoms:
thrive in unusual places.
A.
1.
are found where there is a high
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salt concentration.
2.
are found in hot springs.
3.
are found in swamps.
get food in two ways.
B.
1.
obtain nutrients from other organisms.
a.
feed on dead organic matter.
b.
feed on living organisms.
2.
make their own food.
a. Some are
.
b. Plant predecessors may have contained
.
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Menu
Print
Lesson
Name ___________________________________________________ Date _________________ Class _____________
CHAPTER
10
REINFORCEMENT WORKSHEET
Bacteria Bonanza
Complete this worksheet after you finish reading Chapter 10, Section 1.
Complete the outline below using the following terms: spirilla, photosynthetic, methane
makers, eubacteria, decomposers, bacilli, heat lovers, consumers, salt lovers, producers, archaebacteria, parasites, cyanobacteria, and cocci.
Bacteria
I. Bacteria come in three shapes:
A.
Cocci
are spherical.
B.
Bacilli
are rod-shaped.
C.
Spirilla
are spiral-shaped.
II. Bacteria make up two kingdoms:
Archaebacteria
A.
thrive in unusual places.
Salt lovers
1.
are found where there is a high
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salt concentration.
2.
Heat lovers
3.
Methane makers
Eubacteria
B.
are found in swamps.
get food in two ways.
Consumers
1.
are found in hot springs.
obtain nutrients from other organisms.
a.
Decomposers
b.
Parasites
feed on living organisms.
Producers
make their own food.
2.
a. Some are
feed on dead organic matter.
photosynthetic
b. Plant predecessors may have contained
.
cyanobacteria
.
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