Chapter 1.3
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Louis Pastuer | This scientist studied how small organims can spoil food and cause disease.
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| capsid | This is what the protective protein coat that protects a virus' genetic material is called.
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| grow | Viruses aren't able to do this.
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| environment | Viruses aren't able to respond to this.
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| host | Cells that viruses infect in order to make copies.
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| harmful | Smallpox and AIDS are examples of this type of virus.
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| protists | All organisms that have nuclei but do not belong to the animal, plant or fungi kingdom.
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| single-celled | Most prostist are _________ microorganisms that live in water.
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| seaweed | This is an example of a multi-cellular protist.
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| algae | This type of protist uses sunlight as its energy source.
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| euglena | This is a type of protist that can move like an animal but gets it energy from the sunlight.
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| plankton | All organisms that drift in water can be referred to as this.
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| phytoplankton | This type of organism lives in the ocean and produces most of the oxygen that animals breathe.
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| protozoa | This type of protist eats other organisms.
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| decomposer | This type of protist takes in materials from the soil and other organisms, breaks it down, and gets its energy.
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