Virus
Bacteria
Protists
Fungi
Picture ID!
100
Protects the virus and helps it attach to a host cell
What is the purpose of the virus's protein coat?
100
food production
food digestion
decomposers
How are bacteria helpful to humans?
100
not a type of fungus, but it can look like a mold.
What is slime mold?
100
treatment for a fungal infection (like athlete's foot)
What is an anti-fungal?
100
What is fungi?
200
They do not have the characteristics of living things (cannot reproduce or move without a host, no nucleus or other organelles)
What aren't virus's considered living?
200
The food source for our bacteria inside the petri dishes.
What is nutrient agar?
200
Helps protists to move about their environment.
What is a flagellum?
200
Fungi are an example; they cannot make their own food.
What is a heterotroph?
200
What is a virus? (extra 300 pts if you wrote: What is a bacteriophage?)
300
something that makes fighting viruses difficult because they are frequently changing.
What is a mutation?
300
Lives in extreme environments like glaciers, volcanoes, and hot springs.
What is archaebacteria
300
Cells that contain a nucleus. Both protists and humans are in this category.
What are eukaryotes?
300
The main role of fungi in an ecosystem
What is decomposer?
300
What is a dinoflagellate?
400
A period of time when a virus is not currently infecting a host.
What is dormancy?
400
A species of bacteria that can cause strep throat.
What is streptococcus?
400
Animal-like protist
What is a protozoan?
400
Inventor of bacteria killing fungus called penicillin.
Who was Alexander Fleming?
400
What is cyanobacteria?
500
a preventative treatment for viral infections
What is a vaccine?
500
This type of cell lacks a nucleus
What is a prokaryote?
500
a plant-like protist
What is algae?
500
spores
How do fungi reproduce?
500
What is a diatom?