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Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 34mins
Define Ribosomes
"false foot" enable sarcodines to move away from bright light
unicellular animal-like-protists
chemical factories where proteins are produced
chemical that produces color
thread like tubes making up bodies of fungi
Define Pseudopods
"false foot" enable sarcodines to move away from bright light
unicellular animal-like-protists
chemical factories where proteins are produced
chemical that produces color
thread like tubes making up bodies of fungi
Define Cilia
tiny cell able to grow into a new organism
unicellular animal-like-protists
tiny, hairlike projections that help sweep food into in organism
organisms that break down dead organisms
thread like tubes making up bodies of fungi
Define Protozoans
tiny cell able to grow into a new organism
unicellular animal-like-protists
tiny, hairlike projections that help sweep food into in organism
organisms that break down dead organisms
thread like tubes making up bodies of fungi
Define Algae
tiny cell able to grow into a new organism
unicellular animal-like-protists
tiny, hairlike projections that help sweep food into in organism
multicellular and unicellular plant-like-protists
thread like tubes making up bodies of fungi
Define Pigment
chemical that produces color
unicellular animal-like-protists
tiny, hairlike projections that help sweep food into in organism
multicellular and unicellular plant-like-protists
thread like tubes making up bodies of fungi
Define Spore
chemical that produces color
tiny cell able to grow into a new organism
tiny, hairlike projections that help sweep food into in organism
multicellular and unicellular plant-like-protists
thread like tubes making up bodies of fungi
Define Hyphae
chemical that produces color
tiny cell able to grow into a new organism
tiny, hairlike projections that help sweep food into in organism
multicellular and unicellular plant-like-protists
thread like tubes making up bodies of fungi
Define Decomposer
chemical that produces color
tiny cell able to grow into a new organism
organisms that break down dead organisms
multicellular and unicellular plant-like-protists
thread like tubes making up bodies of fungi
Difference between viruses and mircrorganisms
Viruses are not living while microorganisms are
Viruses are alive while microorganisms are not
they vary in size while microrganisms are big
they vary in size while microorgansims are tiny
What is the size of virus
they are all extremely tiny
They are an average size of which you can see, OBVIOUSLY
they vary in size
they are as big as a horse
The size of the biggest virus is...
As big as elephant (=-=)
0.5 micrometer
Can not be described because to small
as big as a period (.)
The average size of a virus is...
As big as elephant (=-=)
0.5 micrometer
Can not be described because to small
as big as a period (.)
How do vaccines help humans with viruses
They make you float up to space
They help make you immune to a specific virus so you stay healthy
They let you breathe underwater
They have some serious side-affects that can lead to death
How do viruses reproduce?
take protein and genetic material from host
asexually
Take protein and genetic material from itself
sexually
What is the cell that a virus enters called?
fungi
host
algae
ribosomes
What is the structure of a virus?
outer coat, genetic coat
inside their is cells
inner coat, and protein coat
cell with material
The inner core of a virus has
genetic material
coat protecting virus
The protein coat of a virus has
genetic material
a coat protecting the virus
Bacteria obtain food asexually by
consuming milk,meat, regular food that decay
capturing sun's energy, or a chemical substance of food
Bacteria obtain food as a heterotroph by
consuming milk,meat, regular food that decay
capturing sun's energy, or a chemical substance of food
What does bacteria do with their own waste
feed on it/ eat it
get rid of it like us humans
leave a slime trail behind them
make it magically dissapear
What do scientists use bacteria for?
making Lysol spray
cleaning up enviorment
making more oxygen
help make more water
Where do bacteria live
every habitat in the world
ocean
river
land
What are the two ways bacteria reproduce?
asexually
sexually
both a and b
none
When bacteria reproduce asexually they produce from a process called
conjugation
binary fission
When bacteria reproduce sexually they produce from a process called
conjugation
binary fission
Protists are NOT Catergorized as animals, plants, or fungi because they
are sexual
are asexual
are prokaryotes
are eukaryotes
The general characteristics of animal like protists are they
are classified by how they move
are both uni and multicellular
only parasites are classified differently
commonly called algae
The general characteristics of plant like protists are they
are classified by how they move
are both uni and multicellular
only parasites are classified differently
commonly called algae
Fungi like protists reproduce with
hyphae
spores
eukaryotes
zygote
The 3 major groups of fungi are
club
fission
sac
protozoans
zygote
How re the 3 major groups of fungi categorized?
how they appear
how you score on science test
appearance of their reproductive structures
how they reproduce
water
Yeast reproduce using
conjugation
budding
spores
fission
Roles of Fungi are..
decomposer
recycler
food
disease fighting
disease causing
