Whip-like structure that allows a bacteria to move.
What is a flagellum?
100
"Plant-like" protists are called this.
What are euglena, volvox and algae?
100
A unicellular fungi used in baking bread.
What is yeast?
100
Bacteria are located in this type of environment.
What is moist?
200
Viruses are named by
What is named after the place where it was discovered, named after the disease it causes, named after the organism it infects, named after the scientist that discovered it.
200
3 possible shapes of bacteria.
What are spiral, sphere, and rod.
200
Animal-like protists are classified as these because they consume their food
What are heterotrophs?
200
Fungi create these in order to reproduce.
What are spores?
200
Ms. D's favorite sport
What is soccer?
300
Structure used to protect the instructions inside of a virus.
What is the protein coat?
300
Bacteria do not have a nucleus. Therefore they are called this type of cell.
What are prokaryotic cells?
300
Amoebas move by using these.
What are pseudopods?
300
Branching thread like tubes that make up the cap and stem of a multicellular fungi.
What are hyphea?
300
Mrs Lowery's middle son's name.
Who is Garrett?
400
Becomes part of the cell's genetic material and remains silent for a while. These types of viruses can become suddenly active.
What is a latent virus?
400
Reproductive method of bacteria where one cell divides to form.
What is binary fission?
400
How "plant-like" protists make their food?
What is photosynthesis?
400
Two reasons why fungi are considered "animal-like" and "plant-like".
What are heterotrophic ("animal-like") and have a cell wall ("plant-like")?
400
The formal science name for "animal-like" protists.
What are protozoan?
500
Unit used to measure viruses.
What are nanometers?
500
Reproductive method of bacteria where one cell transfers genetic material to another by forming a thread like bridge between the cells.