Characteristics of organisms
Viruses
Bacteria
Protists
Funig
100

The general name of a living thing 

organism

100

What a virus is made of 

Protein and genetic material (DNA or RNA) 

100

Part of a bacterium that makes protein 

Ribosome 

100

The main cell structure difference between bacteria and protists is__________

Protists have a nucleus and bacteria don't 

100

True or False: most fungi are single-celled. 

False 

200

Chemicals of life 

DNA, carbohydrates, fats, proteins 

200

Are viruses alive? 

No

200

Part of a bacterium that helps it move on its own 

Flagellum or cilium 

200

Where most protists live 

In water 

200

Hair-like strands of cells that make up most types of fungi 

Hyphae 

300

Something that was never alive 

Nonliving 

300

Two types of cycles of viral replication

Lysogenic and lytic 

300

What bacteria need to survive: 

Water, food (energy), warm temperatures

300

A type of protist that gets energy from the sun 

Algae 

300

Massed clumps of hyphae are called _________. 

mycellium 

400

Six characteristics of living things 

Made of cells, reproduces, uses energy, made of similar chemicals, grows and develops, responds to stimuli 

400

A disease caused by a virus is ________________

Teacher will tell you if you're right! 

400

How bacteria usually reproduce 

Binary fission 

400

The word for an animal-like protist 

Protozoan 

400

Most fungi get energy by ____________. 

Releasing digestive fluids onto other organisms, waiting until the dissolve, and then absorbing the fluid. 

500

Four needs of living things: 

Energy, water, space, stable internal conditions 

500

Type of human cell that destroys viruses 

White blood cell 

500

Temperature range that bacteria need to survive and reproduce  

Between 10C and 50C 

500

Two ways phytoplankton help all other organisms on Earth: 

1. Provide oxygen 

2. Feed all other organisms in the ocean 

500

Yeast cells reproduce by a process called ________. 

budding 

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