1. Comparing Cell Structures with Viruses
Plant
Animal
Protist
Bacterial
Viruses

2. Bacteria

3. Plant

4. Protist
Genetic Material
Cytosol
Ribosome
Plasma membrane
Ex: Euglena

5. Animal

6. Virus

7. Comparison of Cells to Viruses
Complete the following table on the back Answers are on the next slide, so check when you’re finished!
Eukaryotic Cells
Prokaryotic Cells
Viruses
Organelles: (list all possible that apply)
Organelles: (list all possible that apply):
8 Characteristics of Life: (check all that apply)
 Made of at least one cell
 Contains DNA and RNA
 Grows and/or develops
 Reproduces (sexually or asexually)
 Responds to the environment
 Maintains Homeostasis (energy, waste, water, etc)
 Obtains and uses materials/energy
 As a group they evolve
Examples:
Is this example alive? (explain)

8. Comparison of Cells to Viruses
Eukaryotic Cells
Prokaryotic Cells
Viruses
Organelles: (list all possible that apply)
Cell membrane, cytosol, nucleus, ER, golgi body, ribosome, vesicle, mitochondria, chloroplast, flagella, cilia, cell wall, vacuole, centriole
Organelles: (list all possible that apply):
Cell membrane, cytosol, ribosome, flagella, cell wall
NONE
8 Characteristics of Life: (check all that apply)
 Made of at least one cell
 Contains DNA and RNA
 Grows and/or develops
 Reproduces (sexually or asexually)
 Responds to the environment
 Maintains Homeostasis (energy, waste, water, etc)
 Obtains and uses materials/energy
 As a group they evolve
Examples:
Plant, fungus, animal and protest
Bacteria (Archaebacteria and Eubacteria)
HIV, Measles, Flu, HPV, Chicken pox, etc.
Is this example alive? (explain)
Yes, they have all 8 characteristics of life.
No, they only have 2 characteristics                  