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FungiProtistBacteria

Science Unit 6 Summative

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Name three examples of Fungi. mushrooms, mold, yeast
What is the definition for multicellular? an organism made up of more than one cell; it often has different cells
What is the definition of fungi? microorganisms important as decomposers; widely distributed and can break down just about any type of organic matter
What is the role of decomposers? to break down organic wastes and dead organisms
What do fungi release in order to absorb energy from nearby dying organisms? enzymes
What do amoebas use to move? pseudopods
What is a large, diverse group of eukaryotic microorganisms? protists
What is a ciliated, single-celled eukaryote that is common in aquatic ecosystems? paramecium
What is a single-celled organism that moves by a flagellum and is known for its "eye spot" feature? euglena
What do euglena use to move? flagella
What do paramecium use to move? cilia
Which single-celled organism has an eyespot? euglena
What is a highly diverse group of single-celled, prokaryotic organisms? bacteria
How are bacteria helpful to our bodies? They help digest food in the intestines.
What is a nonliving particle consisting of a piece of genetic material enclosed within a capsule made of protein and sometimes lipids or sugars; can only replicate inside host cells by using materials within a host cell? virus
What do viruses need to reproduce? living cells/a host
What is an organism made up of one cell called? unicellular
Are viruses living or nonliving? nonliving
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