Bacteria
Misc.
Microscopic
Protista
Fungi
100

What is the name of the kingdom that contains true bacteria and cyanobacteria?

Eubacteria

100

What is a non-living nucleic acid covered by a protein coat

Virus

100
Name one characteristic that applies to all protists

Eukaryotic

100

Plantlike protists that can perform photosynthesis are called what?

algae

100

All fungi produce what?  

spores

200

A type of sexual reproduction in bacteria and protists

Conjugation

200

Fungi and bacteria are important to the natural environment because they do what to wastes? 

Decompose

200

Short, hair-like projections that assist in movement

Cilia

200

How do paramecia eat?

they use cilia to sweep food into the oral groove

200

Lichen are made up of what two organisms?

fungus and alga

300

Bacteria is prokaryotic, which means it doesn't have what?

Nucleus

300

A relationship where different species of organisms live together with mutual benefits?

Sympbiotic

300

What type of microscopic organism can cause malaria?

Protozoan

300

What structure do amoebas use for movement? 

pseudopods

300

The long filaments of fungus release an enzyme for digesting food are called what?

Hyphae

400

How do bacteria reproduce asexually?

binary fission

400

How do viruses reproduce?

by forcing their host cells to make more viruses

400

Microscopic organisms that float on the ocean's surface and are a significant food source for marine life

Plankton

400

What is a animal-like protist called?

protozoan

400

If fungus obtains its food from dead organic matter it's called a what?

Saprophyte

500

Spirillum, coccus and bacillus are all what?

Bacterial shapes

spherical (coccus)

rod-shaped (bacillus)

spiral (spirillum)

500

Name five main mushroom parts

Cap, Gills, Spores, stalk, hyphae

500

What are two reasons that decomposition is important

Nutrients reenter the food chain, breaks down dead organic matter so it doesn't build up
500

Tail-like structure that allows some protozoans and bacteria to move

Flagella

500

An overpopulation of dinoflagellates is called what?

Red tide