Duplicate of Bacteria, Viruses, Protists and Fungi

Bacteria that like salty environments are called...

True or False: using too many antibiotics can lead to resistance

This is formed by bacteria to endure harsh conditions.

What is this type of bacteria?

One reason bacteria can evolve so quickly is:

Which is an example of a eukaryotic cell?

Which is an example of a prokaryotic cell?

A virus is made up of all these parts EXCEPT:

A grape-like bunch of sphere-shaped bacteria would be called....

What is a small infectious piece of protein that is responsible for Mad Cow disease

Bacteria reproduce by splitting into two in a process called.....

What are heat-loving bacteria called?

Why part of Euglena makes it similar to a plant?

Which of these diseases is NOT caused by a protist?

Which part of Euglena make it similar to animals?

This substance makes up fungi cell walls

This is an example of a retrovirus

How do you keep from crying when you cut up an onion?

Bacteria have circles of DNA that help with.....

What environmental conditions are best for fungi, protists, and bacteria?

Name this protist

This is a substance that is used to kills bacteria on surfaces outside the body

What is the leading cause of death in the world?

Which is NOT a benefit of bacteria

Name the animal-like Protist

Which country's capital is the fastest growing?

A virus with a core of RNA is called this:

Which of these is NOT a type of archaebacteria?

The best way to prevent getting sick from a virus is:

The process of bacteria dividing into two new identical cells

Name the plant-like protist

Which of these is not a Fungal disease?

Chicken pox, influenza and measles are all caused by this pathogen

What are cilia?

The part of the fungi humans eat and call a mushroom is actually called a....

Which human activity DOES NOT help bacteria evolve.

Which list is from smallest to largest

What is the whiplike tail of some bacteria and protists called?

Made of a protein coat and DNA or RNA, what non-living pathogen is shown here?

What is the infectious pathogen responsible for cholera, strep throat, and most food poisoning?

If you see a mushroom, what can you assume is underneath it?

What part of bacteria do antibiotics attack and destroy?

What is the major purpose of fungi in the world?

This structure is used in conjugation

These are structures in prokaryotes EXCEPT:

Which of these would make a good antiseptic?

What is this bacteria called?

Which animal can jump higher than a house?

Why is a viral capsid made of?

You view bacteria under a microscope and know it is Gram positive-how do you know?

What is a vector in biology?

The main reason viruses aren't considered alive is because: