| A | B |
| Bacteria | One-celled no nucleus. |
| Fungi | Obtain food from eating other organisms and do not have the ability to move. |
| Plant | Contain chloroplasts to make their own food and have a nucleus. |
| Animal | Have ability to move and are many-celled. |
| Protista | Have a nucleus, are plant-like, animal-like and fungus-like. |
| Prokaryotic | no nucleus |
| Eukaryotic | have a nucleus |
| Euglenas | Type of plant-like protist, algae that have characteristics of both plants and animals |
| Diatoms | Type of plant-like protist, cell walls are used in toothpaste & traffic lane paint. |
| Dinoflagellates | Type of plant-like protist, has a motion similar to a top. |
| Green Algae | Most diverse group of plant-like protists. |
| Red Algae | Type of plant-like protists that contains carrageenan used in pudding. |
| Brown Algae | Type of plant-like protist that contains algin used in ice cream. |
| Rod Shape Bacteria | Bacilli |
| Round Shape Bacteria | Cocci |
| Spiral Shape Bacteria | Spirilla |
| Flagellum | Whip-like tail used for movement |
| aerobic | needs oxygen |
| anaerobic | does NOT need oxygen |
| Cyanobacteria | Moneran that has chloroplasts to make food. |
| saprophyte | organism that uses dead material as a food source (decomposer) |
| Pasteurization | process using extremely high temperatures to kill bacteria |
| Canning | process that removes oxygen from preserved food |
| Freezing | process that uses extremely cold temperatures to kill bacteria |
| Dehydration | process that removes water to preserve food |
| Amoeba | Animal-like protist uses psuedopods to take in food by endocytosis |
| Paramecium | Animal-like protist that uses cilia to move around |
| Euglena | Plantlike protist that uses flagellum to move around |
| Hyphae | Makes up the body of a fungus, threadlike tubes |
| Fission | One cell divides into two, bacteria reproduce this way. |
| Budding | an organism grows off of the parent organism, yeast reproduce this way. |
| Spores | Reproductive cells of fungi |
| Lichen | Made of cyanobacteria & fungus, important in erosion. |