Adventures in the Bacterial World Full text, what is the main content of Adventures in the Bacterial

The main contents of "Adventures in the Bacterial World" are as follows:

The protagonist of this book is a bacterium called fungus, which tells us about the clothing, food, housing, transportation, living habits and lifestyle of bacteria, informs us of scientific methods to prevent bacteria from entering the body and the benefits and disadvantages of bacteria to human beings, and makes us understand the importance of paying attention to hygiene.

In this book, Coats' grandfather completely demystifies science. He uses anthropomorphic techniques and easy-to-understand language to explain the profound and mysterious science vividly and clearly. With his poetic feelings and very humanized brushstrokes, he presents readers with a subtle world of science, so that readers can get in touch with him at zero distance, and at the same time, they can bathe in the clear brilliance of literature and enjoy the prosperity and nourishment of knowledge.

Impressions after reading

In the book "Adventures in the World of Bacteria", the old man Gao Shiqi took us into a scientific world, and showed us the world of bacteria in the tone of "bacteria" and humorous language, so that we could learn a lot about bacteria.

There is a bacterium called "Xiaoxiao", it is a member of the germ, why is it called Xiaoxiao, because it is small, but its combat effectiveness is not weaker than any germ twice as big as it. It likes to go to the place it likes to go the most – the human lungs. It once led an "army" to "kill" a man alive.

It also let me know how leukemia came about.

When I saw the origin of these diseases, my body couldn't help but tremble, because these reasons reminded me of the class reunion, where I ate a lot of snacks. I didn't think the fever was serious at the time, but now I see that leukemia is the most common disease caused by fever!

This sentence scared me all night, and I was afraid of fever in the future. You can't learn.

tells the story of "The Clothing, Food, Housing and Transportation of Bacteria".

It's hard to imagine that it was written around the thirties of the last century, and that the personal thoughts and inner introspection in it would make people think deeply.

Although there is no main line in series, some of them are stiff and incoherent, but it does not affect the world of children to calm the bacteria.

Since the legend of the fungus, it describes the living habits and characteristics of bacteria.

Then it comes into the reaction of the human body, how the bacteria live in symbiosis with the human body and the symbiotic relationship with the earth and soil.

Finally, he talked about the metabolic function of cells and the things that are closely related to human life.

Lactic acid rod is to eat sugar to produce acid.

The large intestine rod, the rough author is the naughty intestine of Li.

Anaerobic rods hate oxygen.

Eating chain balls, it is a ball family.

The deformed rod eats dead meat.

Spore rods eat dead grass and rotten leaves.

Spiral, spiral.

Yeast and mold are fermented sake brewing.

Sugar fermentation will turn sour, and meat will rot and stink.

The third stream of life: the highest position of tears is called the upper stream, the sweat all over the body is called the middle stream, and the urine is the lower stream.

Plants smell more and smell less, and animals smell more and smell less.

Staphylococcus: Grape general.

Streptococcus: Bead-like, long and short.

Diplococcus: beans, chestnuts, anthogenesis pairs appear.

Tetracoccus: Four in one.

Octococcus: Eight stacked cubes.

1.【Water】Manure is the base camp of toadstools.

2.There are many throat germs in the human body.

3.There are also a lot of viruses in food.

4.Bugs: Bugs carry viruses (flies, lice, etc.).

5.【Beasts】Viruses carried by beasts (rabies, plague, etc.).

6.【Soil】There are also a lot of viruses in the soil (horse manure dissolves into the soil, lice, etc.).

7.[Skin] ** disease infection.

Most of the heat is caused by friction, and the heat in animals is also generated by the friction between blood and blood vessels.

Adventures in the World of Germs Reading Test.

Name Class Student Number

1. Multiple choice questions (5 points each).

1. What temperature do "bacteria" like the most?

A, high temperature B, low temperature C, normal.

2. Just need to put a few grams of hydrochloric acid in water to feel sour?

a, g b, g c, g () 3, who is the representative of the bacteria in the room that eats dead meat?

a, anaerobic rod b, wheezing c, deformed rod ()4, which bacteria is the culprit of scarlet fever?

A, Pneumococcus b, Hemolytic Chain Rolling C, Epidemic ** Susceptible Bacillus.

5. Who are the chrysanthemum-like bacteria?

A, Filaria B, Mycomycetes C, Actinomycetes.

6. How many times smaller are the eyes of "bacteria" than flies?

a, 2000 times b, 1000 times c, 10000 times.

7. How many degrees does the temperature pass, and the microorganisms die within 20 minutes?

A, 50CB, 60CC, 70C ()8, Who is the ** of meningitis?

A, Cerebral Bacterium B, Cerebral Bacterium C, Globule Globule.

9. There are three types of fats: liquid lipids, phospholipids, and what is the other category?

A, soft fat B, slip solid grease C, I don't know () 10, how many bacteria become after 8 hours?

a, 160000 b, 500 c, 16000000 ()11, who is the child who is the least afraid of doing things?

A, tuberculosis bacterium B, C. sicocci, silk bed.

12. What is the destination of the "fungus" attacking the respiratory tract?

A, lung B, respiratory tract C,

For this afternoon's reading time, I chose the book "Adventures in the Bacterial World". Before opening the book, I thought I would see the anthropomorphic way of writing in the past, such as the story of shrinking myself into the world of germs and then returning to the real world after a series of adventures. However, when I actually started reading it, I found that it was a very rigorous popular science book.

First of all, it uses a few color pictures to introduce the basic knowledge of bacteria and some of the truths derived from it in simple terms. Then, the bacteria that call themselves "fungi" are briefly introduced in an anthropomorphic way.

Why does it call itself a "fungus"? It aroused my curiosity, first of all because it is so small, so small that it is even a single cell! Although I don't know much about the meaning of a single cell, I know that a single cell is the smallest unit of life due to the study of microorganisms last semester, so it is called "thin".

Then it said that it belonged to the plant, and it actually "surnamed" the fungus! Aren't we Chinese all surnamed Traces, empty in the front and behind? Why do bacteria first say that they are small, and then say that they belong to the fungus family?

It's really funny.

Later it also describes how it lives throughout the earth, in the air, in the body of animals and plants, in the soil, and in the water. Anywhere on the planet you can think of. There are even anaerobic bacteria, which are miraculous "bacteria" that can survive without oxygen.

This book is very interesting, and tomorrow I will continue to learn and share with you other interesting knowledge of bacteria and nuclei.

Hello dear! The first chapter of Adventures in the Bacterial World covers the basics of the bacterial world, including the characteristics, classification, habitat, and reproduction mode of bacteria. The protagonist of the story, Little Vico, and his friends observe and study many different species of bacteria in the laboratory, learning their shape, color, size, and growth environment.

In the process of learning, Xiao Liang Kuwei and his friends also discovered some dangerous bacteria, such as Staphylococcus aureus and Escherichia coli, which may cause diseases or infections in people. Little Vico and his friends want to learn more about bacteria, so they embark on a mysterious adventure.