Fungi

4. Organisms made of many cells working together.
7. Reproduction involving two parents joining genetic material.
8. The hidden underground network of fungus roots.
11. The main "brain" of a eukaryotic cell that holds the DNA.
13. Breaking down food inside the body (like humans do).
14. Complex cells that have a nucleus (includes plants, animals, and fungi).
15. Microscopic "seeds" that fungi release to reproduce.
18. The hard outer shells of insects, which also contain chitin.
19. Breaking down food outside the body (like fungi do).
20. Long, hairlike chains of fungal cells.

1. Organisms made of only one single cell.
2. Organisms that must eat other things for energy.
3. Simple cells (like bacteria) that do NOT have a nucleus.
5. The tough material found in fungal cell walls and insect shells.
6. Asexual reproduction where a new cell grows off the side of the parent.
9. Cell division used for reproduction (makes spores or gametes).
10. Reproduction that requires only one parent.
12. Organisms that recycle nutrients by breaking down dead matter.
16. Tiny structures inside a cell (like mitochondria) that do specific jobs.
17. Cell division used for growth and repair (makes identical cells).