Bacteria, virus, fungus facts

________ appears as the patches of green, blue or brown fuzz that you see on some rotting foods.

Name the 3 biology kingdoms we learned:

______________ are not alive but at the same time they are not dead. They can reproduce and evolve like other living things but they can not eat food to have energy.

You can find viruses in your __________ and the things you touch.

Salmonella enterica is _____________ (virus / bacteria)

The largest organims in the world is a _____________. Discovered in Oregon in 1998 this fungus has survived over 24000 years.

Helicobacter pylori is a ______________ (virus / bacteria)

_____________ can infect animals, plants, fungi, and bacteria.

Bacteria and fungus can __________ nutrients in the soil for other animals and plants to use them.

There are many kinds of ____________, such as: rotavirus, adenovirus, ebola and rabies virus.

TRUE or FALSE: Bacteria and fungus are small living things that can break down waste and dead matter

Bacteria and viruses are too small to see without a _________________.

What would happen if bacteria and fungi didn't exist?

Fungi are NOT ___________, because fungi absorb the food they need, like the trash here.

Bacteria speak with one another utilizing ______________ signals.

The germs that make you sick are usually _______________ or _______________.

Bacteria are 3.5 billion years old and will continue to exist even after the ____________ of human race.

Bacteriophage is a _____________ (virus / bacteria)

Influenza is a ____________ (virus / bacteria)

Mushrooms and molds are ___________ (bacteria / fungus / virus)

Champignon are ____________ (bacteria / virus / fungi)

There are many kinds of _____________, such as: salmonella enterica, vibrio cholerae, and helicobacter pylori.

Bacteria and viruses are everywhere, you can find bacteria in oceans and deserts, and your __________ _____..