Protozoa
Bacteria
Virus
Fungi
Multicellular parasite
100

Protozoa are single celled organisms that live mostly in moist environments, like fresh water or this moist earth material

Soil

100

Dairy product that contains friendly bacteria that are good for gut healthy.

Yogurt
100

You can get protection against viruses like the flu or COVID-19 by getting one of these shots in your arm.

Vaccine

100

This single celled fungus is essential for baking bread because it releases gas bubbles that make dough rise.

Yeast

100

Parasites that attach to hair shafts and cause scalp itching

Lice

200

Mosquito born illness that causes high fevers and chills in millions of people worldwide

Malaria

200

In 1928, Alexander Fleming discovered this first natural antibiotic, produced by mold that kills bacteria.

penicillin

200

Bacteria Cannot reproduce on their own and must invade a living one of these to make copies of themselves

Host cell

200

Itchy fungal infection got its name from people who play sports in sweaty shoes get it on their feet

Athletes foot

200

Flat, segmented worms that can grow several feet long inside human intestines after eating undercooked meat

tapeworm

300

Protozoa are classified as eukaryotic because their cells contain a defined one of these membrane found structures that holds DNA

Nucleus

300

Standard hygiene practice where you should wash your hands for at these 20 of these time units

Seconds

300

common illness that gives you a runny nose and sore throat is caused by a virus, not cold weather

common cold 

300

Fungi don't have seeds, instead they reproduce by releasing millions of tiny microscopic particles called these 

spores

300

You should check your skin and your pets for these after hiking in tall grass or forests

Ticks

400

This disease, transmitted by mosquito bites in tropical regions, is caused by a protozoan parasite

Malaria

400

Unlike plant and animals cells, bacteria and prokaryotes, meaning their control center lacks this structure that holds DNA

Nucleus

400

Insect vector that is the root of spreading viral diseases like yellow fever

Mosquito's

400

In 1928 Alexander Fleming found this type of fuzzy fungus growing on a petri dish

Mold

400

Ticks are infamous for spreading this disease

Lyme

500

protozoa are single celled but unlike bacteria, they belong to this biological domain that includes plants, animals, and fungi

Eukaryotes

500

Bacteria come in three basic shapes spiral, rod shaped, and this round shape that is like a sphere

Spherical

500

Transmitted disease from bites of infected animals like bats raccoons or dogs and causes hydrophobia

Rabies

500

The edible umbrella shaped structures we put on pizzas and in salads are the fruiting bodies of these arganisms

Mushrooms

500

Common pet kept in homes can transmit toxoplasma in their litter box

Cats