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  • Can a virus reproduce on its own?
    No
    Yes
  • Germs can grow on meat that isn't _____ properly.
    cleaned
    eaten
    cooked
    washed
  • What tissue does your body put around germs?
    Kleenex
    dry
    scar
    Antibodies
  • A virus cannot make ___ of itself.
    Parts
    Segments
    Copies
    Portion
  • You should never ____ your pimples.
    scrub
    push
    pop
    wash
  • Zits are caused by ___ growing in your skin.
    Scabs
    Dirt
    Bacteria
    Germs
  • What kind of cells does HIV attack?
    Heart Cells
    White Blood Cells
    Red Blood Cells
    Foot Cells
  • What do antibodies do to germs?
    Jump on them and pop them
    Wrap themselves around them
    Punch them in the face
    Ignore them
  • What type of microorganism causes a cold?
    an antibody
    a virus
    an infection
    a sticky body
  • ___ is a sanitizer used to kill germs.
    Bleach
    Water
    Dusting
    Napkins
  • Most germs that attack you won't make you ___.
    Taste
    Sweat
    Healthy
    Sick
  • Antibodies act like bright ____.
    Beams
    Markers
    Signals
    Light
  • What type of cell attacks germs in our body?
    Skin Cells
    Red Blood Cell
    White Blood Cell
    Killer Cells
  • Why do we keep getting colds?
    Your body becomes weaker as you age
    No clue
    Your body loses its anti-bodies
    The cold virus evolves
  • The type of germs that give you a cold are usually a ___.
    Fungus
    Virus
    Bacteria
    Allergy
  • Most of the germs that attack you won't make you sick.
    False
    True
  • ___ keep food from rotting and germs from growing.
    <b>Preservatives</b>
    Plastic bags
    tupperware
    Spice
  • Washing your hands stops germs from ___.
    Shrinking
    Maturing
    Incubating
    Digesting
  • Which one of these things can transfer HIV / AIDS?
    Shaking Hands
    Contact of their blood with yours
    Unprotected Sex
    Breathing the Same Air
  • Where on your head can germs enter your body?
    Mouth
    Nose
    Ears
    All of these
  • When bacteria grows on your skin, you can get ____
    cooties
    a permanent tatoo
    zits
    yuckies
  • A virus needs a ___ to reproduce.
    Tissue
    Muscle
    Blood vessel
    Cell
  • Germs are everywhere, especially on our ____
    hair
    face
    feet, between your toes
    hands
  • Germs are tiny, but they are _____.
    Weak
    Smart
    Fast
    Powerful
  • The germs that make us sick are always ___.
    Eating
    Changing
    Growing
    Shrinking
  • What cells attack a germ?
    white blood cells
    killer cells
    red blood cells
    angry cells
  • What is it that kids call germs that they say are on other kids?
    sneezes
    gross boogies
    yummies
    cooties
  • What keeps food fresh from bacteria?
    water
    preservatives
    ice cubes
    medicine
  • Which one of these is not an example of spreading germs?
    Coughing without covering your mouth
    Picking your nose
    Popping that giant zit
    Washing your hands with soap
  • If you don't want to spread a cold, you should_____
    don't cover your mouth when you sneeze
    go to where healthy people are
    go to school
    cover your mouth when you sneeze
  • Does being cold cause you to catch a cold?
    Huh???
    No
    Yes
  • You can only get AIDS when your ___ or body fluids mix with someone who already has HIV.
    Blood
    Skin
    hugging
    sneezing
  • If you don't want to get sick, you shouldn't ________
    brush your teeth
    take a shower
    pick your nose
    pop your zit
  • The body uses ___ around the germs that cause zits.
    Puss
    compression
    Scar tissue
    Red blood cells
  • How often is your body fighting off germs?
    All the time
    We you are sick
  • What chemical does your body use to fight germs?
    Antibodies
    Superbodies
    Raid
    Antigerms
  • Antibodies allow you to never get the same cold ___.
    Once
    Twice
    Three times
    Four times
  • Cold weather ___ make you sick.
    Always
    Does not
    Does
    Sometimes
  • We are covered in germs, especially on our ____.
    Feet
    Nose
    Hands
    Mouth
  • 18. When HIV lowers white blood cells enough the body could develop _______.
    SARS
    AIDS
    COVID
    HIV
  • Where are germs?
    The sink
    Everywhere
    The floor
    Your hands
  • The virus that attacks white blood cells is called ___.
    HIV
    SARS
    AIDS
    COIVD
  • Germs are so small you need a ___ to see them.
    microscope
    magnifying glass
    monocle
    telescope
  • What insects have many germs on their feet?
    Praying Mantis
    Mosquitos
    Flies
    Honey Bees
  • Germs have ___ of chemicals around them.
    Different
    Numerous
    Patterns
    variety
  • When ___ blood cells detect antibodies they attack germs.
    White
    Plasma
    Serum
    Red
  • Can you get the same cold twice?
    No
    Yes
  • What should you do before you eat?
    wash your hands
    set the table
    comb your hair
    wash your teeth
  • The body fights germs with special chemicals called ___.
    <b>Endorphins</b>
    <b>Dopamine</b>
    Antibodies
    <b>Serotonin</b>