Bacteria
This breakfast food gets its tangy taste from bacteria that turn milk sugar into acid
Respond to their environment, grow and develop and consume energy.
What are characteristics of living things.
These whip life structures are used for movement in protists
What are flagella
Made with Aspergillus oryzae fungus, which breaks down soy proteins and starches before bacteria finish fermenting.
What is soy sauce
The process that provides a consistent and logical process to investigate a question
What is the scientific method
A type of single celled organism that lives in the human gut and helps digest food.
What is bacteria
These cells do not have a true nucleus
What are prokaryotic cells
An animallike protist
What is a protozoan
This fungus ferments sugar to make CO₂ bubbles that make dough rise.
What is yeast
Eyepiece, slide, aperture, base, arm, nosepiece, focus- for example
What are parts of a microscope
The holes in this cheese come from bacteria that release carbon dioxide.
What is swiss cheese
This form of reproduction results in offspring that is identical to the parent organism.
What is asexual resproduction
This green, crispy snack comes from algae, a protist that grows in the ocean.
What is seaweed
Method of fungal reproduction stored within the gills of some mushrooms
What are spores
Tells what always happens but does not answer how or why
What is scientific law
These sour shredded veggies are made when bacteria ferment cabbage.
What is sauerkraut
The first layer of life classifications
What are kingdoms
Blue-green algae high in protein
What is spirulina
The fruiting bodies of fungi — rich in umami flavor.
What are mushrooms
Ask a question, form a hypothesis, gather data, draw conclusions- for example
What are steps in the scientific method
Bacteria use binary fission or budding for this process
What is reproduction
Proton, Electron, and Neutron
What are parts of an atom
A protist that is the bottom of the ocean food chain, feeding many marine animals
What is phytoplankton
Digestion of food outside of a living organisms body used to digest minerals by fungi
What is extracellular digestion
The unique two word latin scientific name (the genus and species) that is assigned to each living organism for purposes of classification
What is binomial nomenclature