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1 Jeopardy

2 Viruses Bacteria Protists Fungi 100 200 300 400 500

3 Tiny, nonliving particles that invade a cell
$100 Category Tiny, nonliving particles that invade a cell What is a virus?

4 Protective part of a virus
$200 Category Protective part of a virus What is the protein coat?

5 Part of the virus containing the genetic info
$300 Vocabulary Part of the virus containing the genetic info What is the inner core?

6 Weakened or altered viruses
$400 Vocabulary Weakened or altered viruses What is a vaccine?

7 Virus that attacks bacteria
$500 Vocabulary Virus that attacks bacteria What is a bacteriophage?

8 Prokaryotes, no nucleus, rigid cell wall
$100 Category Prokaryotes, no nucleus, rigid cell wall What are characteristics of bacteria?

9 Asexual reproduction in bacteria
$200 Category Asexual reproduction in bacteria What is binary fission?

10 Sexual reproduction in bacteria
$300 Category Sexual reproduction in bacteria What is conjugation?

11 Cell formed inside of bacteria that can resist extreme conditions
$400 Category Cell formed inside of bacteria that can resist extreme conditions What is an endospore?

12 The process of heating food to kill harmful bacteria
$500 Category The process of heating food to kill harmful bacteria What is Pasteurization?

13 What are characteristics of protists?
$100 Category They are Eukaryotic, autotroph or heterotroph, unicellular or multicellular What are characteristics of protists?

14 Pseudopods, cilia, flagellates, and parasites
$200 Category Pseudopods, cilia, flagellates, and parasites What are the 4 groups of protozoans (animal-like)?

15 Algae make up the 6 different types
$300 Category Algae make up the 6 different types What are the plant-like protists?

16 Slime molds, water molds, and downy mildews
$400 Category Slime molds, water molds, and downy mildews What are the 3 fungi-like protists?

17 Heterotrophs with cell walls, spores to reproduce
$500 Category Heterotrophs with cell walls, spores to reproduce What are characteristics of fungi-like protists?

18 Heterotrophs, cell walls, spores to reproduce, hyphae
$100 Category Heterotrophs, cell walls, spores to reproduce, hyphae What are characteristics of fungi?

19 Where spores are produced
$200 Category Where spores are produced What are fruiting bodies?

20 Budding from a parent cell
$300 Category Budding from a parent cell What is asexual reproduction?

21 Hyphae join together to form spores
$400 Category Hyphae join together to form spores What is sexual reproduction?

22 Fungi that break down rocks into soil
$500 Category Fungi that break down rocks into soil What are lichens?

23 Final Jeopardy

24 The 6 different types of plant-like protists
Final Jeopardy The 6 different types of plant-like protists What are diatoms, dinoflagellates, euglenoids, red, green, and brown algae?

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