Answer Key to Life Science Test. 1.Mold 2.2 one capital one small letter (Aa) 3.2 Capital letters (AA) 4.Host 5.Virus 6.Autotroph 7.Heterotroph 8.One.

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Answer Key to Life Science Test

1.Mold 2.2 one capital one small letter (Aa) 3.2 Capital letters (AA) 4.Host 5.Virus 6.Autotroph 7.Heterotroph 8.One

9. Nucleus 10. Shape 11. Decomposer 12. Glucose 13. Chloroplasts 14. Eukaryotic 15. Prokaryotic 16. Carbon dioxide, water 17. The sun

21. Mycelium 22. Antibiotics 23. Protozoans 24. Water 25. Animals need it to breathe 26. Viruses 27. Host 28. Oxygen 29. Protists 30. viruses

31. Lytic 32 and 33 – look in notes 34. Carbon dioxide 35. Reproduction 36. Protein coat 37. Photosynthesis 38. Rod-shaped, round, spiral 39. Viruses 40. Binary fission

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