Viruses
Bacteria
Protists
Fungi
Potpourri
100

This is the outer part of a virus that protects its genetic material.

What is the protein coat?

100

Bacteria are classified as these types of organisms because their genetic material isn't enclosed in a nucleus.

What are prokaryotes?

100

These protists are similar to animals and can move to obtain food.

What are animal-like protists (or protozoa)?

100

These thread-like structures make up the body of most fungi.

What are hyphae?

100

This term describes organisms that make their own food.

What are autotrophs?

200

These viruses specifically attack and destroy bacteria.

What are bacteriophages?

200

This is the method by which bacteria reproduce asexually.

 What is binary fission?

200

This structure in some protists helps regulate water content within the cell.

What is a contractile vacuole?

200

This reproductive structure of fungi is lightweight and easily dispersed.

What is a spore?

200

Bacteria and fungi play this important ecological role in breaking down dead organisms.

What are decomposers?

300

This term refers to a tiny nonliving particle that invades a living cell and multiplies.

What is a virus?

300

This whip-like structure, found on some bacteria, allows them to move.

 What is a flagellum?

300

These hair-like structures help some protists move.

What are cilia?

300

This symbiotic organism is composed of a fungus and an alga.

What is a lichen?

300

Unlike bacteria, these organisms have their genetic material enclosed in a nucleus.

What are eukaryotes?

400

This is the process by which a virus's genetic material takes control of a cell and instructs it to produce new viruses.

What is viral replication?

400

This process is used to kill harmful bacteria in food and beverages by heating them to a high temperature.

What is pasteurization?

400

This term describes a mutually beneficial relationship between two different species.

What is mutualism?

400

This process is how yeast reproduces asexually.

What is budding?

400

This term describes the relationship where one organism benefits at the expense of another.

What is parasitism?

500

This type of virus is known to remain dormant inside the host cell before becoming active.

What is a hidden virus?

500

The shape of bacteria that cause Lyme disease.

What is spiral?

500

The type of protists that are mostly parasitic symbiotic relationship.

What are animal-like or protozoans?

500

An organelle that a fungi does not have compare to a plant.

What is a chloroplast?

500

In a lichen, these two organisms live together in a symbiotic relationship.

What are fungi and algae?

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