Bacteria
Protists
Terms to Know
Fungi
Viruses
100
Only bacteria have this kind of cell.
What is prokaryotic?
100
All protists have this type of cell.
What is eukaryotic?
100
This organism does nothing but harm to its host.
What is a parasite?
100
A unicellular fungus that makes bread rise.
What is yeast?
100
Other than DNA, a virus only has this structure.
What is a protein coat?
200
These "good bacteria" live inside your body.
What are pro-biotic?
200
Most protists live in this kind of environment.
What is wet?
200
Two bacteria exchange genetic material in order to reproduce.
What is conjugation?
200
One of fungi's main jobs in the environment.
What is to decompose?
200
A parasite needs this to survive.
What is a host?
300
Literally, "the divide in two."
What is binary fission?
300
Protists all belong to the same one.
What is a kingdom?
300
A long, hairlike extension that helps an organism move.
What is a flagella?
300
The bodies of multicellular fungi are mostly made of this.
What is hyphae?
300
How many viral diseases have a cure?
What is none?
400
These prokaryotes enable humans to live by drawing a vital element from the atmosphere into the soil.
What are nitrogen-fixing bacteria?
400
An amoeba is an example of this type.
What is animal-like?
400
Meaning "false foot," it is the leading part of an amoeba.
What is a pseudopod?
400
Lightweight genetic copies of a multicellular fungus.
What are spores?
400
What a virus commands the host cell to do.
What is make copies of the virus.
500
When conditions are harsh, bacteria use these to survive until things improve.
What are endospores?
500
A water mold is an example of this type.
What is fungus-like?
500
This is the result of a mold (fungus) and protist (algae) working together.
What is lychen?
500
First identified in the 1930s, this fungus became the first antibiotic.
What is penicillin?
500
The body makes these to fight off a specific virus.
What are antibodies?
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