Bacteria, Protists, & Fungi

Which living organism is prokaryotic?

• Virus

• Bacteria

• Fungi

• Protist

What makes an animal like protist group considered animal like?

• Has a cell wall

• Performs photosynthesis

• Cannot make their own food and must capture their own food

• Unicellular

Which one is considered a protist?

• Yeast

• Mold

• Algae

• Mushroom

What structure allows protists to move around?

• Flagellum

• Carrageenan

• Cell Wall

• Chlorophyll

Why is algae important?

• It's an important food source and source of oxygen

• Provides food for the soil

• Releases enzymes into the soil to break down organic material

• It's found in the cell walls of plants

What is pasteurization?

• When chlorophyll soaks in sunlight for energy

• When the cell's chromosomes replicate

• Inserting a dead virus into your body

• using heat and steam to kill most harmful bacteria

What are antibiotics?

• kills or limits the growth of bacteria

• changing nitrogen from the air into forms that plants and animals can use

• used to clean up or remove environmental pollutants

• breaking down food using oxygen

What classification category is Fungi?

• Domain

• Kingdom

• Phylum

• Class

What are the short, thread-like structures that extend from the cell membrane?

• Flagellum

• Cilia

• Cytoplasm

• Vacuole

What substance can be found in cell walls of red algae that gives toothpaste and ice cream their smooth texture?

• toxins

• algin

• carrageenan

• pseudopod