Bacteria
Are bacteria living?
Name 2 types of ways communicable diseases are passed on
what is Person to Person, Food to person, person to food, animal to person?
These tiny particles hijack living cells.
What are viruses?
Can fungi make their own food?
what is no
Are protozoa living?
What is yes?
How many cells do bacteria have?
What is one cell
Spot the hazard The teacher was not in the room yet. Jake began weighing chemicals, touching them with his hand. His nose itched, so he rubbed it.
what is touching face, not waiting for the teacher
True or False: Viruses are living organisms.
What is false
Where do fungi grow best?
what is Warm moist places
Where do protozoa usually live?
What is water or inside other organisms?
Name one helpful bacteria.
Intestines (in your gut, yogurt cheese)
Where do protozoa live?
what is fresh water, soil?
Which cycle attacks immediately?
What is the lytic cycle
Name a fungus.
What is mushroom or yeast?
Protozoa act like tiny what?
What are animals
Name one harmful bacteria.
Tb, Salmonella, strep throat
What happens after many viruses are made?
What is cell burst.
Which cycle hides in DNA?
what is lysogenic cycle
Why are fungi important?
What is they recycle nutrients by breaking down dead material?
Are all protozoa harmful?
What is no?
Where can bacteria be found?
what is Everywhere
Compare the two cycles.
what is Lytic attacks immediately, while lysogenic hides in the DNA before becoming active.
Name one reason viruses are not considered alive.
What is they cannot reproduce, grow, or carry out life processes on their own?
How do fungi get energy?
Breaking down dead things or living on other organisms?
What is one example of a protozoan?
What is an amoeba or paramecium?