Bacteria
Protists
Viruses
Fungi
Grab bag
100
What cell type are bacteria?

Prokaryotic

100
Protists are classified as:

Eukaryotic.

100

This specialized virus infects and replicates inside bacterial cells.


What is a bacteriophage?

100

What are Fungi?

 Organisms in this kingdom absorb nutrients from their surroundings and help break down dead organic matter.

100

This term refers to the living organism or cell that a virus or parasite uses to survive or reproduce.

What is a host?

200

Bacteria obtain energy from these two primary environmental sources


 What are sunlight and chemicals?

200

Members of the protist group thrive primarily in these physical environments.

What are moist environments

200

How do viruses reproduce?

Viruses hijack a host cell’s machinery to reproduce, either through the lytic or lysogenic cycle.

200

Fungi cannot make their own food and must absorb nutrients from other sources, making them this type of organism.

What is a heterotroph?

200

These harmful substances produced by pathogens can cause severe symptoms in an infected organism.


What are toxins?

300

What do endospores due for a bacterial organism?

Protect the bacteria from unfavorable conditions

300

Unlike harmless protists, parasitic protists survive by doing this to another organism.

What is living in or on a host and causing harm

300

This preventive treatment trains the immune system to recognize a pathogen so it can respond quickly in the future.


What is a Vaccine

300

These microscopic structures are carried by wind or water to help fungi establish new colonies.


What are spores?


300

What are some common diseases caused by fungi?

Athlete's foot, ringworm, and yeast infections.

400

List the Shapes of Bacteria

Spherical (ball-shaped), rod-shaped, and spiral-shaped are the three basic forms of these single-celled organisms.

400

This disease is caused by a parasitic protist that spreads to humans through mosquito bites.

What is Malaria

400
Why are viruses not considered living?

Cannot reproduce independently

400

Thread-like structures called hyphae intertwine to form this larger underground fungal network.

What is a mycelium

400

Recognized as a distinct domain in 1977, organisms in this group are famous for surviving extreme temperatures.


What are Archaea?

500

Contrary to the myth that all bacteria cause disease, most bacteria actually fall into these two non-harmful categories.

What is Helpful and Harmful 

500

Drinking unsafe, contaminated water can spread these two specific illness-causing protists.

What are Giardia and Cryptosporidium

500

How do bacteria and viruses differ in terms of living status?

Bacteria are considered living organisms because they can reproduce and carry out metabolism, while viruses are non-living and require a host to replicate.

500

A famous ____________fungus in Oregon is remarkable because its underground network covers an area equivalent to over 1,000 of these________

colony of honey fungus, football fields

500

Viruses are measured in these tiny units, showing they are far smaller than most bacteria.

What are nanometers?

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