PseudopodTemporaryprojectionthat allowsthe cell tomove or eatMutualisticRelationshipthat benefitsbothorganismsAmoebaType of protistthat usespseudopodsto move andeatHeterotrophOrganism thatconsumesotherorganisms forfoodSporeReproductivecell of fungiPenicillinFirstantibioticAutotrophOrganismthat usessunlight tomake food1928When waspenicillindiscovered?DinoflagellatesBioluminescentprotistsYeastUnicellularfungiParasiticProtozoansthat harmhostsBuddingAsexualreproductionused byyeastPigmentsDeterminesthe color ofprotistFlagellatesType ofprotist thatuses flagellato moveFruitingbodyReproductivestructure offungi thatgrows abovegroundEukaryoticWhat typeof cell areprotistsand fungi?FlagellaLong tail-likeprojectionthat a celluses tomoveClubType of fungithat has clubshapedsporesAlexanderFlemingDiscoveredpenicillinPhotosynthesisReason whywater-dwellingprotists livenear thesurfaceRecyclenutrientsReason whyit is importantthat protistsand fungi aredecomposersZygoteType of fungithat has toughspores thatsurvive harshconditionsLichenMutualisticrelationship betweenfungi +algae/photosyntheticbacteriaHyphaeBranchingfilaments ofmulticellularfungiCiliaHair-likeprojectionsthat move ina wavelikemotionPseudopodTemporaryprojectionthat allowsthe cell tomove or eatMutualisticRelationshipthat benefitsbothorganismsAmoebaType of protistthat usespseudopodsto move andeatHeterotrophOrganism thatconsumesotherorganisms forfoodSporeReproductivecell of fungiPenicillinFirstantibioticAutotrophOrganismthat usessunlight tomake food1928When waspenicillindiscovered?DinoflagellatesBioluminescentprotistsYeastUnicellularfungiParasiticProtozoansthat harmhostsBuddingAsexualreproductionused byyeastPigmentsDeterminesthe color ofprotistFlagellatesType ofprotist thatuses flagellato moveFruitingbodyReproductivestructure offungi thatgrows abovegroundEukaryoticWhat typeof cell areprotistsand fungi?FlagellaLong tail-likeprojectionthat a celluses tomoveClubType of fungithat has clubshapedsporesAlexanderFlemingDiscoveredpenicillinPhotosynthesisReason whywater-dwellingprotists livenear thesurfaceRecyclenutrientsReason whyit is importantthat protistsand fungi aredecomposersZygoteType of fungithat has toughspores thatsurvive harshconditionsLichenMutualisticrelationship betweenfungi +algae/photosyntheticbacteriaHyphaeBranchingfilaments ofmulticellularfungiCiliaHair-likeprojectionsthat move ina wavelikemotion

Protists & Fungi Review - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Temporary projection that allows the cell to move or eat
    Pseudopod
  2. Relationship that benefits both organisms
    Mutualistic
  3. Type of protist that uses pseudopods to move and eat
    Amoeba
  4. Organism that consumes other organisms for food
    Heterotroph
  5. Reproductive cell of fungi
    Spore
  6. First antibiotic
    Penicillin
  7. Organism that uses sunlight to make food
    Autotroph
  8. When was penicillin discovered?
    1928
  9. Bioluminescent protists
    Dinoflagellates
  10. Unicellular fungi
    Yeast
  11. Protozoans that harm hosts
    Parasitic
  12. Asexual reproduction used by yeast
    Budding
  13. Determines the color of protist
    Pigments
  14. Type of protist that uses flagella to move
    Flagellates
  15. Reproductive structure of fungi that grows above ground
    Fruiting body
  16. What type of cell are protists and fungi?
    Eukaryotic
  17. Long tail-like projection that a cell uses to move
    Flagella
  18. Type of fungi that has club shaped spores
    Club
  19. Discovered penicillin
    Alexander Fleming
  20. Reason why water-dwelling protists live near the surface
    Photosynthesis
  21. Reason why it is important that protists and fungi are decomposers
    Recycle nutrients
  22. Type of fungi that has tough spores that survive harsh conditions
    Zygote
  23. Mutualistic relationship between fungi + algae/photosynthetic bacteria
    Lichen
  24. Branching filaments of multicellular fungi
    Hyphae
  25. Hair-like projections that move in a wavelike motion
    Cilia