Viruses
Bacteria
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Fungi
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100
These are the three shapes of viruses.
What are round, rod, and bacteriophage?
100
These are the two kingdoms of bacteria.
What are Archaebacteria and Eubacteria?
100
This is the way that amoeba move.
What are pseudopods?
100
These are the three types of fungi.
What are mushrooms, mold, and yeast?
100
This is how you would treat a bacterial infection.
What is antibiotics?
200
This is a weakened or killed virus injected into the body to cause an immune system reaction and prevent spread of diseases.
What is a vaccine?
200
Name one thing that all bacteria have in common.
What is cell wall, prokaryotic, microscopic, or single-celled?
200
This is the way that euglena eat.
What is photosynthesis?
200
This is the kind of environment fungi grow best in.
What is dark, cooler, wet?
200
This is the name of bad bacteria.
What is pathogenic (or pathogen)?
300
This is the way to treat a viral infection.
What is rest, fluid, or antiviral medication?
300
These are the conditions that bacteria grow best in.
What are warm and moist?
300
This is the way that paramecium move.
What is moving their cilia?
300
This is the way that fungi reproduce.
What is producing spores?
300
These are filaments of cells that make up fungi.
What are hyphae?
400
This is the name of the virus reproductive cycle.
What is the lytic cycle?
400
This is the way that bacteria reproduce.
What is binary fission?
400
This is the way that euglena and amoeba reproduce.
What is binary fission?
400
This is the way that fungi eat.
What is decomposition?
400
This is how yeast make bread rise.
What is eating sugar and releasing CO2 gas into the dough?
500
These are the two things viruses have in common with living things.
What are genetic material and proteins?
500
This is the process where bacteria clean up pollution like oil spills.
What is bioremediation?
500
This is the way that paramecium reproduce.
What is conjugation?
500
This is the material that fungi cell walls are made of.
What is chitin?
500
This is the name of a cell that viruses attach to or bacteria infect by stealing nutrients.
What is a host?
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