Which tool is used to see a virus?, Hand lens, Thermometer, Ruler, Electron microscope, What is a virus?, Rock particle, Are not made of cells., Body organ, Plant cell, Which genetic material may a virus contain?, RNA, Starch, Calcium, Oxygen, What forms the outer coat of many viruses?, Glucose, Blood, Protein, Chlorophyll, To replicate, a virus must enter a..., Host cell, Stone surface, Plastic tube, Water droplet, What happens after a virus enters a host cell?, Builds roots, Becomes tissue, Starts breathing, Make copies of themselves, Why are viruses often called non-living?, Produce sunlight, Need anothe living cell (host cell), Have organs, Made of metal, Why do some scientists classify viruses as living?, Are multicellular, Make own food, Have genetic material, Contain bones, Which disease is caused by a virus?, Diabetes, Scurvy, Asthma, Influenza, Which statement best describes viruses?, Always non-living matter, Types of bacteria, Living and non-living, Always fully living

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