Name the following:
(a) plant-like protist with a glass-like cell wall
(b) two viral diseases in human beings
(c) two diseases caused by bacteria in human beings
(d) thread-like structures that form the body of a fungus
(e) a whip-like structure used for movement
(f) two animal-like protists
(g) spherical bacteria
(h) asexual reproduction in bacteria
(i) organisms that live on other organisms and cause harm to them
(j) mode of asexual reproduction in yeast
(k) two diseases spread by droplet infection
(l) vectors for malaria and dengue
(m) one disease spread by direct contact
(n) two inoculations given in childhood

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(a) Diatoms

(b) Hepatitis and chicken pox

(c) Cholera, typhoid

(d) Hyphae

(e) Flagella

(f) Amoeba, Paramecium

(g) Coccus

(h) Binary fission

(i) Parasites

(j) Budding

(k) Chicken pox and tuberculosis

(l) Female Anopheles mosquito and female Aedes aegypti mosquito

(m) Conjunctivitis

(n) Polio and measles

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(a) Diatoms(b) Hepatitis and chicken pox(c) Cholera, typhoid(d) Hyphae(e) Flagella(f) Amoeba, Paramecium(g) Coccus(h) Binary fission(i) Parasites(j) Budding(k) Chicken pox and tuberculosis(l) Female Anopheles mosquito and female Aedes aegypti mosquito(m) Conjunctivitis(n) Polio and measles