CPBIO DAY 21: Protists & Fungi

Open Ended

Describe how prokaryotes are essential in maintaining every aspect of the ecological balance of the living world.

Draw

Draw a diagram of the two types of viral infections - make sure to describe and label each step. 

Open Ended

Prokaryotes are used in the production of a wide variety of foods: 

Describe a human use of prokaryotes.

Draw

Compare and contrast bacteria and archaea using a venn diagram.

Open Ended

Describe the danger of a specific emerging disease - make sure to include what it is and how it poses a danger to humanity. 

Multiple Choice

Simplest eukaryotes; not animals, plants or fungi:

• budding 
• chitin
• protist

• biology

Multiple Choice

Plant-like protists, contain chloroplasts, undergo photosynthesis:

• hyphae
• algae
• budding
• lichen

Multiple Choice

Fungus-like protists, eat decaying matter:

• algae
• mold

• hyphae
• budding

Multiple Choice

Thread-like filament, consists of one or more cells surrounded by a tubular cell wall:

• budding
• hyphae
• mycorrhiza
• ringworm

Multiple Choice

Thin hair-like projections on the cell-membrane of a cell used for movement:

• cilia

• pseudopodia

• flagella

• chitin