NC Standard - LS.8.1.1
Lessons
Viruses
Bacteria
Protists
Fungi
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Chapter 7 - Viruses, Bacteria, Fungi, Protists
Lesson 1, Viruses
Lesson 1, Viruses
What is a virus?
How does a virus multiply?
What must a virus have in order to spread?
What is the function of the protein coat?
What is the function of the inner core?
How do the virus’ proteins multiply?
What are examples of viral disease?
How do viruses spread?
How do you treat viruses?
How can you prevent viruses?
How do vaccines work?
Lesson 2, Bacteria
Lesson 2, Bacteria
What are bacteria?
Why is the shape of bacteria important?
How do bacteria reproduce?
What is the outcome of binary fission?
What is the outcome of conjugation?
How are bacteria helpful?
How can you avoid bacteria present in food?
In what ways are bacteria involved in environmental recycling?
How are bacteria useful in environment cleanup?
How are bacteria useful in health and medicine?
Lesson 3, Protists
Lesson 3, Protists
What are parasitic protists?
What is an example of a parasitic protist?
How does it cause disease?
Lesson 4, Fungi
Lesson 4, Fungi
What are fungi?
How do fungi spread?
How do fungi reproduce?
What is the outcome of budding?
What is the outcome of sexual reproduction?
What is the role of fungi in nature?
What are examples of fungal diseases?
How are fungi useful in medicine?
Test Review - Matching Questions
Know how all 4 pathogens spread.
Characteristics.
Appearance.
Know what diseases they cause.
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